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England Women Seek 35th Straight Test Win Against Struggling Wales in Six Nations
Red Roses chase fifth consecutive Grand Slam as Wales search for first Six Nations victory since 2024 at sold-out Ashton Gate
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- England's dominant women's rugby team aim for their 35th consecutive Test victory and fifth straight Grand Slam against Wales at sold-out Ashton Gate.
- The Red Roses are the world's top-ranked side and coming off a 12-try demolition of Scotland, while Wales have won just one of 12 Tests under coach Sean Lynn and haven't won a Six Nations match since 2024.
- England have made seven changes to their lineup, showcasing their remarkable squad depth.
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England's dominant women's rugby team aim for their 35th consecutive Test victory and fifth straight Grand Slam against Wales at sold-out Ashton Gate. The Red Roses are the world's top-ranked side and coming off a 12-try demolition of Scotland, while Wales have won just one of 12 Tests under coach Sean Lynn and haven't won a Six Nations match since 2024. England have made seven changes to their lineup, showcasing their remarkable squad depth.
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