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England and France roar into a Women's Six Nations Grand Slam decider after road routs
- England and France secured tournament victories on Saturday, setting up a Six Nations Grand Slam decider next weekend in Bordeaux.
- Since 2020, England and France have finished first and second in the tournament every year, meeting in the final round annually since 2021.
- In Parma, England defeated Italy 61-33 behind a four-try performance from 36-year-old Marlie Packer, who also made 14 carries and 13 tackles.
- After downing Scotland 69-28 in Edinburgh, France now prepares to host world champion England before a record 42,000-seat crowd at Stade Atlantique.
- To claim the title, France must overcome an eight-year losing streak against England in this decisive final round match.
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Favourites, the Blues swept away without too many problems of valiant but weak Scots. Place now at the Crunch for the verdict of the Women's Six Nations Tournament 2026.
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The French team faced Scotland on Saturday. A very probable formality, before the big final against England. For 10 years, a gulf separated the two nations from the rest of Europe.
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Total News Sources20
Leaning Left11Leaning Right1Center4Last UpdatedBias Distribution69% Left
Bias Distribution
- 69% of the sources lean Left
69% Left
L 69%
C 25%
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