Packer captains much-changed England against Samoa
Summary
England's women's rugby team has made 13 changes to their lineup for the upcoming World Cup game against Samoa. Marlie Packer, a previous captain, will lead the team as they aim to continue their winning streak. The game will take place at Franklin's Gardens in Northampton.Key Facts
- England's starting team for the game against Samoa includes 13 new players compared to their last match.
- Marlie Packer takes over as captain for the game, replacing Zoe Aldcroft, who is resting.
- England has a 28-game winning streak, recently beating the United States 69-7 in their first game of the tournament.
- Helena Rowland and Claudia Moloney-MacDonald return from injuries and will play in the upcoming game.
- Fly-half Holly Aitchison is still recovering from an ankle injury and won't play.
- Jess Breach, who is close to scoring 50 international tries, will continue in her position.
- Samoa is ranked 15th in the world and lost 73-0 to Australia in their opening game.
- A victory with bonus points will strengthen England's chance to qualify for the next round of the World Cup.
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