England Women's Head Coach Mitchell Hails 'Special' Win Over Scotland

England women's head coach John Mitchell praised his team's 87-4 win over Scotland as 'special' after a challenging week leading up to the match. Despite a rusty start in their opening win against Ireland, England bounced back with a strong performance against Scotland, with five tries in the first half and seven in the second. The team's injury list had grown, with several key players ruled out, but the remaining players stepped up to prove themselves. Mitchell attributed the win to the team's courage and adaptability, saying they have adapted to a new style of play and are enjoying it. The match also saw impressive performances from younger players, including back-rower Maddie Feaunati, who thrived in the team's focus on individual authenticity. In contrast, Scotland struggled with depth issues, with former Scotland international Jade Konkel saying they were not good enough and need to step up their game to compete with the best.