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Women’s Six Nations: will anyone stop England’s conveyor belt of talent?

The Guardian· Apr 26, 2026 · 5:47 PM · 64 views

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Despite injuries and retirements, England remains the favorite in the Women’s Six Nations, thanks to their unmatched depth and emerging talent. Coach John Mitchell is confident in the team's potential, while Ireland and France are seen as formidable challengers. The tournament promises thrilling matchups as teams vie to dethrone the Red Roses. #WomensRugby #SixNations #RugbyUnion #RedRoses #Sports

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