According to Sadia Kabeya, England is well-equipped to demonstrate their squad's depth as they face Scotland at Murrayfield on Saturday, despite being depleted by injuries and pregnancies. The Red Roses will be without 10 players, including the recently injured Alex Matthews, for their Guinness Women's Six Nations round two match. Kabeya views this challenge as an opportunity for England to showcase their strength in depth, building on their 33-12 victory over Ireland.
'This is a chance to prove our team's resilience and the quality of our players,' Kabeya said. England will be led by a new-look team, with Lilli Ives Campion and Abi Burton forming a key partnership. A record-breaking crowd of over 25,000 is expected to attend the match, which will be a historic moment for women's sports in Scotland.
Kabeya expressed her excitement about playing at Murrayfield, reflecting on the significant growth of women's rugby over the past couple of years.