Summary

  • 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

  1. Watch: France edge Parma thrillerpublished at 16:08 British Summer Time 19 April

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    Women's Six Nations highlights: Italy 21-34 France

  2. France get it done - justpublished at 16:06 British Summer Time 19 April

    France v ItalyImage source, Getty Images

    France survived a first-half mauling by Italy to fight back and pick up a vital 34-21 win in Parma that keeps their 100% record intact in the Six Nations.

    France needed a win to keep the pressure up on England - who have a much better points difference and an extra bonus point - before the two sides meet next Saturday at Twickenham.

    But they were second best in the opening half, as a hugely impressive Italy stormed to a 21-12 lead that could, and should, have been greater.

    The hosts did not manage a point in the second 40 minutes, though, as France responded well to take a win that was only assured when Marine Menager and Alexandra Chambon crossed in the last five minutes.

  3. A gulf in classpublished at 16:04 British Summer Time 19 April

    England v Scotland (16:45 BST)

    Jess BreachImage source, Getty Images

    England have won all 23 of their previous 23 encounters with Scotland in the Women’s Six Nations, by an average margin of 46 points.

    They have prevented Scotland from registering a single point in more than half of those games (12). Ouch.

  4. Over to you...published at 16:00 British Summer Time 19 April

    England v Scotland (16:45 BST)

    England fansImage source, Getty Images

    Can England keep up their Six Nations drive?

    Only a win will do as Scotland pitch up in Leicester...