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England Women at full strength for Rugby World Cup opener against the US
John Mitchell has named a full-strength Red Roses side for Friday’s match at the Stadium of Light, with Emily Scarratt in line for her 119th cap off the bench
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bbc.com
Women's Rugby World Cup 2025: England name unchanged XV for opener against United States
England have named an unchanged starting XV for Friday's opening game of the Women's Rugby World Cup against the United States in Sunderland.
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theguardian.com
England Women at full strength for Rugby World Cup opener against the US
John Mitchell has named a full-strength Red Roses side for Friday’s match at the Stadium of Light, with Emily Scarratt in line for her 119th cap off the bench
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Red Roses pick up where Lionesses left off in England women’s great sporting summer
England begin their Rugby World Cup campaign on Friday against USA with ambitions of winning the trophy and capturing public imagination
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England v USA: Women’s Rugby World Cup 2025 opening game – live
Minute-by-minute report: The Red Roses open their campaign with a testing battle against the United States in Sunderland. Join Alex Reid
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England 69-7 United States: Red Roses sweep to Rugby World Cup victory in opener at Sunderland
Ellie Kildunne, Jess Breach and Lark Atkin-Davies each score two tries in England's comprehensive win over the United States in the Women's Rugby World Cup opener.
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lemonde.fr
Women's Rugby World Cup: England crushes the US
The Red Roses, tournament hosts and favorites launched the competition on Friday with a 69-7 victory over the US in Sunderland.
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England 69-17 United States: How Red Roses can improve on opening-night thrashing
Ellie Kildunne stole the show, but coach John Mitchell will have been looking more at the inner working of his England team in their World Cup win over the United States.
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England off to a flyer in 11-try Women’s Rugby World Cup mauling of USA
England more than lived up to the hype with a dominant display in a 69-7 thrashing of the USA in the tournament opener in Sunderland
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England to ring changes and ‘get everyone started’, says John Mitchell
England head coach John Mitchell said he would make changes to the team for their second Rugby World Cup match against Samoa