England thrash Scotland to set up Grand Slam decider against France next weekend
Player of the match Claudia MacDonald and fellow wing Abby Dow score two tries each
Former captain Marlie Packer scores her 50th England try as hosts score six times in superb first-half display
John Mitchell's reigning champions have won 24 successive matches and clinch the Triple Crown with victory
Lisa Thomson try gets Scotland on the scoresheet, who remain fifth in the standings
Women's Six Nations highlights: England 59-7 Scotland
Job very well done for England then who are in the driving seats to win the Six Nations for a sixth straight time.
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FT: England 59-7 Scotland
Katy Daley-Mclean
Former England captain on BBC Two
Holly Aitchison looked effortless, she kicked well, and managed the game well.
She also goal-kicked well and that was the thing that had tipped the balance in favour of Zoe Harrison.
The thing that will tip it is the tactical element about how England will want to play against France.
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England wing Abby Dow: "The competition is outstanding in every position. It's rare in the women's game and we are showing it. It is a credit to the girls in camp who are pushing everyone."
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Image source, ReutersScotland captain Helen Nelson on BBC Two: "We were frustrated at half-time. We showed glimpses in the first half but England are so clinical and score quickly. It was a much better second half from us.
"We are getting depth, we had three new caps today as you need with a World Cup coming, but England are world class and have so much depth.
"We put in a really strong performance in the second half and move on to a big game against Ireland next weekend."
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Abby Dow will surely play against France next week...
Dow extends England's lead against Scotland
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England coach John Mitchell on BBC Two: "We were a little bit untidy. Our maul could have been better and we let them off the hook at times.
"There are plenty of headaches for me, it's a great side to select. We are one of the best short passing teams in the world, it's good to see us serving team-mates in a better position.
"I have to sit down at home and make a few cups of tea and go through the spreadsheet to pick the side. We have two or three areas of selection I really have to think about.
"Tactically we have to consider playing France. We are in a good place, the medical team have done a great job and we have our best players available.
"The girls are responding, it is going to be a year when we will have to continue to adapt."
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Scotland head coach Bryan Easson on BBC Two: "We didn't do anything we said we should in the first half - we gave away far too many easy scores - but we showed pride and fight in the second half and can be proud of that.
"We have to keep building our strength in depth and the pathway and give players opportunities.
"Bridging the gap is tough because England have 40, 50, 60 players who can play at this level but we will keep working hard to close the gap."
Marlie Packer adds: "We are still striving to be better. We could have been more ruthless at the breakdown in the second half.
"It's not about the scoreboard it's about our individual targets."
A good insight into the management of John Mitchell as Marlie Packer reveals he told the players who was playing in groups of two games so she knew she would miss the third and fourth games of the tournament a way out.
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Packer grabs her 50th England try
England try scorer Marlie Packer: "It was awesome, you can't take for granted playing for England. The calibre of players we have got coming through, players who are training and not even on the bench who are so good. It shows the depth we have got.
"You have to enjoy the moment and not overdo things. You never know when your last game is, to get a try today was awesome.
"Every player in this squad is a natural leader. I speak when I need to but otherwise it's ok, I am enjoying it."
Worryingly for the rest of the world England captain Zoe Aldcroft says there is still plenty they can work on.
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Image source, Getty ImagesPlayer of the match Claudia MacDonald on BBC Two: "Being out of the side for a while I am loving every second. There are so many amazing players in this squad and it's just a privilege to be playing among them. I am quite emotional to have won player of the match.
"The best is yet to come. Look a the skill we have throughout the squad. People say we need to be beaten but we beat each other up in training and push each other so hard."
England have a one-point advantage over France and a huge 106-point advantage in the points difference column as well.
And so it goes to Twickenham.
Beat France next weekend and England will be champions again.
FT: England 59-7 Scotland
A thumping win! Scotland's second half was much brighter but the damage was largely done by then.
Abby Dow
Two in a few minutes for Abby Dow! The Scotland defence is stretched and the ball is whipped to Abby Down wide on the right and there's no stopping her again.
England 54-7 Scotland
It doesn't really matter now but Scotland full-back Chloe Rollie is in the bin for an intentional knock on.
England 54-7 Scotland
That was something else. This England side can score all types of tries. And regularly do.
England 54-7 Scotland
Katy Daley-Mclean
Former England captain on BBC Two
This game has had everything from England - pace, power, team tries but the one thing it needed was individual brilliance. Abby Dow had 50 metres to go, but three hands-off, and she is so strong to ride tackles.
She is world class, there is not a better finisher in the women's game.
