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England will be without fullback Helena Rowland and prop Hannah Botterman due to injuries for Saturday's women's Rugby World Cup final against New Zealand at Eden Park in Auckland.
England coach Simon Middleton has made two changes for Saturday's women's Rugby World Cup semi-final against Canada in Auckland.
England flanker Sadia Kabeya will make her World Cup debut against Fiji on Saturday after head coach Simon Middleton named a starting line-up for the tournament opener in Auckland that also includes four players who featured in the 2014 World Cup win.
When Harlequins lifted the Premier 15s trophy a year ago, some believed a new dawn had risen as Saracens’ dominance appeared to be over. But Sarries knew the sun hadn’t set on their title-winning moments and they reclaimed the league championship on Friday afternoon, their third in four finals.
A Marlie Packer brace aided Saracens to their third Premier 15s title as they defeated Exeter 43-21 in front of a record crowd of 3,238 at Sixways Stadium.
A dominant England side propelled themselves back to the top of the TikTok Women's Six Nations with a 69-0 bonus-point victory over Ireland in their penultimate match. Lark Davies opened the scoring two minutes into the match at Mattioli Woods Welford Road in front of a record-breaking Red Roses home crowd of 15,836.
Ireland were overwhelmed by a professional England outfit who remain on target for a TikTok Women's Six Nations Grand Slam.
There are currently three distinct tiers within women’s rugby at the elite level. The largest cluster consists of teams composed of amateurs and semi-professionals battling for survival and recognition. There is a much smaller pool that includes New Zealand, France and, most recently, Wales, who have a smattering of full-time rugby players in their ranks with many relying on short-term retainers.