Summary

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  • Tournament hosts England facing Scotland in Bristol for Women's Rugby World Cup semi-final place

  • Abby Dow's 50th international try is one of four scores by England in dominant first half

  • England aiming for 31st successive win, which would set new record for consecutive victories in international rugby union

  • France beat Ireland 18-13 earlier on Sunday and will meet winners in semi-finals - follow reaction

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Live Reporting

Alastair Telfer

  1. England 40-3 Scotland

    England destroy Scotland's scrum before Zoe Harrison finds a tidy touch. The Red Roses have played the conditions so well all game.

  2. Watch: Aitchison's try

    England 40-3 Scotland

    One of the best from today's game.

  3. England 40-3 Scotland

    Once again, Scotland's line-out fails.

    Morwenna Talling, one of England's first-half try-scorers, is named the player of the match.

  4. England 40-3 Scotland

    Another penalty to Scotland and another line-out from virtually the same place.

  5. England 40-3 Scotland

    Can Scotland finish on a high? Their penalty goes into England's 22. However, their line-out can't provide the goods.

    Caity MattinsonGetty Images

  6. England 40-3 Scotland

    Another dropped ball by Scotland off their own scrum. Sums up their performance.

    Emma Sing is on for Megan Jones.

  7. England 40-3 Scotland

    Andrew Petrie
    BBC Sport Scotland at Ashton Gate

    Emma Orr needed a little pep talk from Fran McGhie there. The relentless nature of this game is starting to tell on the Scots' mentality.

    15 minutes left to try and make sure the damage doesn't get any worse but there is a feeling this could be anything England want it to be.

  8. England 40-3 Scotland

    Katy Daley-Mclean
    England's 2014 World Cup winning captain on BBC One

    Really lovely again, we are seeing the balance of England's play.

  9. try

    Converted try - England 40-3 Scotland

    Holly Aitchison (con Aitchison)

    Harrison's inside pass sets up Aitchison try as England firmly in control

    A deserved try.

    Holly Aitchison takes an inside pass from replacement Zoe Harrison and dives over. She converts her own try.

  10. England 33-3 Scotland

    Two balls ended up in the middle of that line-out. A clever play by the ball girl, who accidently chucked the ball on, to force a scrum?

  11. England 33-3 Scotland

    Holly Aitchison pings the ball into the sky for Abby Dow to finish, but it is dropped. Back for the penalty.

  12. England 33-3 Scotland

    Loads of changes. The big one is Abbie Ward coming on for England captain Zoe Aldcroft, who has come through an hour of the game well after not playing the last two pool matches because of a knee injury.

  13. England 33-3 Scotland

    Heather Lockhart
    Former Scotland prop on BBC One

    Scotland will keep coming up until the final whistle.

  14. England 33-3 Scotland

    The ball is dropped by Jess Breach. A try looked on as the ball found Breach, who we've not seen much of today.

    Blame the rain? I would.

  15. England 33-3 Scotland

    Andrew Petrie
    BBC Sport Scotland at Ashton Gate

    The Mexican waves have started, which tells you this one truly is over as a contest.

    Despite that, Scotland are still putting in a power of work. The exhaustion, emotional and physical, will be obvious come the end of this.

  16. No try

    England 33-3 Scotland

    Emma Orr grounds the ball before Megan Jones. Great work by the Scotland centre.

    Megan JonesGetty Images

  17. Try review - England

    England 33-3 Scotland

    This would be a some finish by Megan Jones.

    Referee doing the TMO hand signalGetty Images

  18. England 33-3 Scotland

    Tatyana Heard smashes her way towards Scotland's 22. What a carry from the inside centre. The handling is so slick as England go in search of another score.

    Tatyana HeardGetty Images

  19. England 33-3 Scotland

    Lark Atkin-Davies and Sarah Bern are on for Amy Cokayne and Maud Muir. The depth is a joke.

  20. England 33-3 Scotland

    All smiles from Ellie Kildunne, who is spotted banging a drum in the crowd. Helena Rowland has been rock solid at full-back, but you'd still expect Kildunne to return for the semi-finals.

    Kildunne is missing this game because she sustained a concussion in last weekend's win against Australia.

    Ellie Kildunne, who is spotted banging a drumBBC Sport