6N Women: England , France win big

In three matches England have now scored 137 points with 15 against. France have scored 107 points with just three against. The two teams meet in Round 4 on 10 March up at Stade des Alpes in Grenoble, if the expected big freeze allows them.

Results, Round 3

England vs Scotland, 43-8

France vs Italy, 57-0

Ireland vs Wales, 35-12

Results, Round 1

France vs Ireland, 24-0

Wales vs Scotland, 18-17

England vs Italy, 42-7

Results, Round 2

England vs Wales, 52-0

France vs Scotland, 26-3

Ireland vs Italy, 21-8

Scotland vs England at Scotstoun Stadium, Glasgow

Seven tries to one – that's another comprehensive victory for the powerful England side.

By half-time they led 26-8.

England played into the wind to start with but it took them just over two minutes go score when right wing Danielle Waterman skipped through the defence for a try at the posts. Sarah Bern scored next but Scotland looked to be fighting back when Sarah Law goaled a penalty and  the home side's strong No.8 Jade Konkel went over for a try. 

later in the match, were times when the Scottish forwards threatened to get on top of the much-changed England side. But England simply kept building on their lead.

Danielle Waterman ran out of her own 22 and then played inside to 18-year-old Ellie Kildunne for a spectacular try.

Scorers

For Scotland:

Try: Jade Konkel

Pen: Sarah Law

For England:

Tries: Danielle Waterman 2, Sarah Bern, Charlotte Pearce 2, Ellie Kildunne, Lagi Tuima

Cons: Katy Daley-Mclean 4 

Teams: 

Scotland: 15 Chloe Rollie, 14 Liz Musgrove, 13 Lisa Thomson, 12 Helen Nelson, 11 Rhona Lloyd, 10 Lisa Martin (captain), 9 Sarah Law, 8 Jade Konkel, 7 Rachel Malcolm, 6 Sarah Bonar, 5 Deborah McCormack, 4 Emma Wassell, 3 Megan Kennedy, 2 Lana Skeldon, 1 Siobhan McMillan

Replacements: 16 Jodie Rettie, 17 Mags Lowish, 18 Lindsey Smith, 19 Siobhan Cattigan, 20 Louise McMillan, 21 Mhairi Grieve, 22 Hannah Smith, 23 Lauren Harris 

England: 15 Ellie Kildunne, 14 Danielle Waterman, 13 Lagi Tuima , 12 Lauren Cattell, 11 Charlotte Pearce, 10 Katy Daley-Mclean (captain), 9 Leanne Riley, 8 Poppy Cleall, 7 Marlie Packer, 6 Rowena Burnfield, 5 Tamara Taylor, 4 Abbie Scott, 3 Sarah Bern, 2 Amy Cokayne, 1 Vickii Cornborough

Replacements: 16 Lark Davies, 17 Rochelle Clark, 18 Justine Lucas, 19 Catherine O’Donnell, 20 Marlie Packer, 21 Caity Mattinson, 22 Amber Reed, 23 Kelly Smith

Referee: Joy Neville (Ireland)

Assistant referees: tba (Scotland) 

Television match official: Brian MacNeice (Ireland)

France vs Italy at Stade Furiani, Bastia, Corsica

France scored eight ties to none. Jessy Trémoulière converted seven of the tries and kicked a penalty goal.

At half-time France led 38-0.

Scorers

For France:

Tries: Cyrielle Banet 2, Jessy Trémoulière, Marine Ménager 2, Agathe Sochat, Yanna Rivoalen, Camille Boudad

Cons: Jessy Trémoulière 7 

Pen: Jessy Trémoulière

Teams

France: 15 Jessy Trémoulière, 14 Caroline Boujard, 13 Carla Niessen, 12 Camille Boudaud, 11 Cyrielle Banet, 10 Caroline Drouin, 9 Pauline Bourdon, 8 Fiona Lecat, 7 Gaelle Hermet (captain), 6 Marjorie Mayans, 5 Safi N'Diaye, 4 Celine Ferer, 3 Julie Duval, 2 Agathe Sochat, 1 Caroline Thomas 

Replacements: 16 Milena Soloch, 17 Lisa Arricastre, 18 Patricia Carricaburu, 19 Audrey Forlani, 20 Romane Ménager, 21 Yanna Rivoalen, 22 Gabrielle Vernier, 23 Marine Ménager.

Italy: 15 Manuela Furlan, 14 Sofia Stefan, 13 Michela Sillari, 12 Beatrice Rigoni, 11 Maria Magatti, 10 Veronica Madia, 9 Sara Barattin, 8 Giada Franco, 7 Isabella Locatelli, 6 Ilaria Arrighetti, 5 Giordana Duca, 4 Elisa Pillotti, 3 Michela Merlo, 2 Melissa Bettoni, 1 Gaia Giacomoli

Replacements: 16 Silvia Turani, 17 Giorgia Durante, 18 Chiara Maria D’Apice, 19 Miriam Pagani, 20 Bianca Maria Coltellini, 21 Beatrice Veronese, 22 Jessica Busato, 23 Aura Muzzo

Referee: Rose LaBrèche (Canada)

Assistant referees: Marie Lematte (France), Doraine Domenjo (France)

Television match official: Kevin Beggs (Ireland)

Ireland vs Wales at Donnybrook, Dublin

Ireland led a two-try 14-09 at half-time and then Wales came back to 14-12. But after that three Irish tries gave the impression if a more comfortable victory than it was.

Scorers

For Ireland: 

Tries: Naoupu, Molloy 2, Leah Lyon, Hannah Tyrrell

Cons: Niamh Briggs 3, Kim Flood 2

For Wales:

Tries: Amy Evans, Sioned Harries

Con: Elinor Snowsill

Teams

Ireland: 15 Kim Flood, 14 Megan Williams, 13 Katie Fitzhenry, 12 Sene Naoupu, 11 Claire McLaughlin, 10 Niamh Briggs, 9 Ailsa Hughes, 8 Paula Fitzpatrick, 7 Claire Molloy, 6 Ciara Griffin (captain), 5 Nichola Fryday, 4 Orla Fitzsimons, 3 Leah Lyons, 2 Ciara O'Connor, 1 Lindsay Peat

Replacements: 16 Cliodhna Moloney, 17 Laura Feely, 18 Fiona Reidy, 19 Aoife McDermott, 20 Edel McMahon, 21 Nicole Cronin, 22 Michelle Claffey, 23 Hannah Tyrrell

Wales: 15 Lisa Neumann, 14 Hannah Bluck, 13 Kerin Lake, 12 Rebecca De Filippo, 11 Jess Kavanagh-Williams, 10  Elinor Snowsill, 9 Rhiannon Parker, 8 Sioned Harries, 7 Beth Lewis, 6 Alisha Butchers, 5 Mel Clay, 4 Siwan Lillicrap, 3 Amy Evans, 2 Carys Phillips (captain), 1 Caryl Thomas 

Replacements: 16 Kelsey Jones, 17 Cara Hope, 18 Meg York, 19 Natalia John, 20 Nia Elen Davies, 21 Jade Knight, 22 Robyn Wilkins, 23 Hannah Jones

Referee: Sara Cox (England)

Assistant referees: Helen O'Reilly, John Carvill

Television match official: Claire Hodnett (England)

Assessor: John Sheehan (Ireland)

Citing commissioner: Peter Larter