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England head coach John Mitchell is optimistic about the growth potential of the Red Roses after their impressive performance in the Guinness Six Nations. The team secured a second consecutive bonus-point victory with a dominant 46-10 win over Wales at Ashton Gate.

With eight tries scored, including two from full-back Ellie Kildunne, England showcased their attacking prowess in front of a record-breaking crowd of 19,700. Fly-half Holly Aitchison’s accurate kicking added to the team’s impressive display, while Wales managed a consolation try and a conversion and penalty.

Mitchell emphasized the importance of defensive strength and the need for the team to continue evolving their playing style to maintain success. Captain Marlie Packer echoed his sentiments, highlighting the team’s commitment to playing an exciting brand of rugby that keeps fans coming back for more.

Despite Wales suffering a second consecutive defeat in the Six Nations, head coach Ioan Cunningham remained positive about his team’s performance. He praised their effort and potential, emphasizing the need for improved clinical finishing to capitalize on scoring opportunities.

As England prepares to face Scotland in their next Six Nations clash, the Red Roses will look to build on their momentum and continue their winning streak. With Mitchell’s belief in the team’s growth and Packer’s determination to entertain fans with their dynamic style of play, the future looks bright for women’s rugby in England.