Hat-trick hero Marlie Packer vows to continue Sarah Hunter's legacy for England after Six Nations win over Scotland

Marlie Packer vowed to continue her co-captain Sarah Hunter's legacy as the England legend retired following the Red Roses' 58-7 TikTok Women's Six Nations win over Scotland. Hunter departed the pitch to a standing ovation from Kingston Park just a minute after Player of the Match Packer had crossed for the first try of her hat-trick as England ran in 10 times. Ad Chloe Rollie's late consolation was not enough to stop the Red Roses from claiming a 20th Championship win in a row, with Packer believing her new England side can build on what Hunter has left behind.

Women's Six Nations ChampionshipHunter ends England career with clinical win over Scotland26 MINUTES AGO «It's a whole new group of girls in this squad, we came together three weeks ago, and we took things back to basics,» Packer said. «And what we talked about in these three weeks, we put that performance in on the pitch. »Massive shoutout to Sarah Hunter, 141 caps, she came out and put in a hell of a performance.

«But for me, I'm super proud of what they've achieved tonight. And we have a day off on Monday and then we'll build again, we'll come back into campand we go again. »It's a really exciting time, it's an exciting time for women's sport, but for women's rugby especially.