England secured a resounding 84-7 victory over Scotland in the Women's Six Nations, running in 12 tries at Murrayfield. Despite being forced into five changes due to injuries, England did not appear fazed, with Ellie Kildunne scoring twice in the first half. Scotland's Rhona Lloyd made history by becoming the first woman to score for her country in a standalone women's fixture at Murrayfield, but England's relentless pressure led to seven more tries in the second half. The win moves England to the top of the Women's Six Nations table, with Zoe Harrison perfect with the boot, converting 12 times.
England's captain, Meg Jones, expressed pride in her team's performance, stating, 'I think we were relentless today.' The team's dominant display has set them up for success in the tournament, with England World Cup winner Maggie Alphonsi praising the forwards for 'owning' the game.