International & Sevens — Tuesday 21 April 2026

The scoreline speaks for itself, but the narrative of the Women's Six Nations clash at Murrayfield was pure English brutality. From the outset, England took control, building an early lead with tries from Ellie Kildunne (7') and Megan Jones (12'). When the Scotland Women did manage a brief spark with a try from Rhona Lloyd (35'), the momentum couldn't be sustained. England responded swiftly, piling on points with tries from Emma Sing (38') and Amy Cokayne (47'). The second half was a methodical dismantling. Sarah Bern netted two crucial tries (53', 58'), while the onslaught continued with tries from Marlie Packer (64'), Sadia Kabeya (74'), Mia Venner (76'), and Haineala Lutui (79'). The sheer attacking volume, which saw England boast 13 clean breaks, was overwhelming. As BBC pundits noted, "Other teams should be 'very worried' by England performance," and for good reason. The Scots fought admirably, but the gulf in class was apparent.