Summary

  • World champions England score 12 tries to thrash Scotland at Murrayfield - match report

  • England's forwards score six tries and wing Mia Venner one as England completely dominate second half

  • Wing Ellie Kildunne scores two of England's five first-half tries, bringing up her 50th international try

  • Rhona Lloyd sprints clear to give Scotland fans something to cheer in first half

  • Record attendance for standalone women's sporting event in Scotland with 30,498 watching

  • England have now won 35 successive Tests as they chase eighth Women's Six Nations title in a row

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Phil Cartwright

  1. try

    Converted try: Scotland 7-77 England

    Mia Venner (con: Zoe Harrison)

    Make that 11 tries for England.

    Flo Robinson gets the visitors up the field and Jess Breach passes out wide for Mia Venner to score.

    Mia VennerGetty Images

  2. Scotland 7-70 England

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

    They have absolutely dominated Scotland here today. They have been so clinical in this Scotland 22, they have taken 17 entries in it and it averages a score at almost every visit.

  3. try

    Converted try: Scotland 7-70 England

    Sadia Kabeya (con: Zoe Harrison)

    Sadia Kabeya adds her name to the list of England try-scorers with a close-range finish.

    The Red Roses have been far too strong.

  4. Scotland 7-63 England

    Fran McGhie kicks out of play from inside Scotland's 22 and England will have an attacking line-out as they search for their 10th try of the match.

  5. Scotland 7-63 England

    A little under 10 minutes remaining at Murrayfield, with the result of this one long since decided.

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    Scotland have had about five opportunities to kick to the corner after being awarded a penalty but every time the touch kick has been very poor. Not good enough.

    Ian

  7. Scotland 7-63 England

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

    I have to admit I have just punched the air for her [Marlie Packer]. She would want to start week in and week out but she knows she has to help grow the next generation of Red Roses. A brilliant finish.

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    You can tell Marlie Packer is back on the field as the scrum has got so much louder. Absolutely love that she's still such a presence in this team.

    Catie

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    Converted try: Scotland 7-63 England

    Marlie Packer (con: Zoe Harrison)

    England pass 60 points!

    The Red Roses work it well from the line-out and Marlie Packer collects a pass to crash over.

    Nine tries for England, nine conversions out of nine for Zoe Harrison.

    Marlie PackerReuters

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    Great performance from the Red Roses. Some of these girls - Harrison, Muir, Bern and more - are eight or nine out of 10 today.

    Jonathan

    Lucy Packer has been brilliant all game. Lovely passes at perfect height and pace, kept things moving smoothly and fed her powerful runners. Silky, underrated.

    Steve

    Lucy Packer has just left the field to be replaced by Flo Robinson.

  11. Scotland 7-56 England

    Another of England's replacements, Mia Venner, takes a high pass well but is tackled into touch out on the left wing by Leia Brebner-Holden.

  12. Scotland 7-56 England

    This is going to be another big win for England over Scotland in the Women's Six Nations.

    The previous four meetings in this competition ended 59-7, 46-0, 58-7 and 57-5 - all in England's favour.

  13. Replacements

    Scotland 7-56 England

    Both sides are making changes as the match enters its final quarter.

    It will probably take me the final 20 minutes to type them all out, so my advice would be to head to the "line-ups" tab on this page and you'll find all of the details there.

    One of the players heading off for England is Ellie Kildunne, whose two tries in the first half took her to 50 for the Red Roses.

  14. Scotland 7-56 England

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

    Last week she got two and this week she's got two. It is England's power play. The Scotland players were left on the deck and then it was easy for Bern.

  15. try

    Converted try: Scotland 7-56 England

    Sarah Bern (con: Zoe Harrison)

    Scotland have no answer to the power of England's forwards.

    Sarah Bern is over for her second try and she's only been on the field for about 10 minutes.

    Sarah Bern tryReuters

  16. Scotland 7-49 England

    Helen Nelson misses touch from a Scotland penalty.

    So far, they've just had Rhona Lloyd's first-half try to show for their efforts.

    Lloyd scores for Scotland against England

  17. Scotland 7-49 England

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

    England are powerful and punchy. That try from Bern has everything and it is the forwards that take the credit.

  18. try

    Converted try: Scotland 7-49 England

    Sarah Bern (con: Zoe Harrison)

    Two tries against Ireland last weekend, now Sarah Bern has a try against Scotland.

    A brilliant build-up leads to Emma Sing's break and it looks for all the money that Ellie Kildunne is going in to complete her hat-trick.

    Somehow Scotland survive, but not for long, as the forwards take over and replacement prop Bern takes England to the brink of 50 points.

    Sarah Bern tryReuters

  19. Replacements

    Scotland 7-42 England

    How good has Maud Muir been on the occasion of her 50th cap?

    Another rampaging run through Scotland's defence is her final action of the match.

    The Red Roses have changed their entire front row for the final 30 minutes.

    Sarah Bern replaces Muir - scorer of two tries last week.

    Maud Muir on the chargeGetty Images

  20. Scotland 7-42 England

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

    That was a very Amy Cokayne try. A really great throw from her in the line-out and a nice finish.