Summary
England's women's rugby team extended their record by winning 31 consecutive international matches, defeating Scotland 40-8 in the Women's Rugby World Cup quarter-final. The Red Roses remain undefeated since their loss to New Zealand in the World Cup final in 2022, with their current streak beginning under former head coach Simon Middleton and continuing under current head coach John Mitchell. England aims to further extend their record if they win the World Cup at Twickenham.
Key Facts
- England's women's rugby team has won 31 consecutive matches, setting a new record.
- They defeated Scotland 40-8 in a World Cup quarter-final.
- The team's last loss was against New Zealand in the 2022 World Cup final.
- England has changed coaches, with John Mitchell now leading and winning 26 matches.
- England's biggest recent victory was a 92-3 win over Samoa.
- Zoe Aldcroft is the current captain, taking over from Marlie Packer in January.
- England's winning run also includes a Women's Six Nations Grand Slam.
- The team will play France in the upcoming World Cup semi-final in Bristol.
