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. Scotland 0-28 England

    Scotland had a bright five-minute spell right at the start of this match, but ever since England went over for their first try, it's been almost one-way traffic.

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    England's back line looks so much more balanced with Sing at full-back and it makes it so much harder for opposition teams to shut Kildunne down in the way that Ireland were doing last week.

    Bill, Gloucester

    Emma SingGetty Images

  3. Scotland 0-28 England

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

    It is about the dominance of the carries and the speed of the ball here. It was an easy finish because of the speed, Scotland couldn't get set.

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    Converted try: Scotland 0-28 England

    Kelsey Clifford (con: Zoe Harrison)

    It sure is!

    Sadia Kabeya is the first to punch a hole in Scotland's defence to get within a yard of the line, then it's recycled and Kelsey Clifford is over.

    Kelsey Clifford scoring a tryGetty Images

  5. Scotland 0-21 England

    Penalty to England right in front of the posts and it'll be a tap and go.

    Bonus point coming up?

  6. Scotland 0-21 England

    The TV cameras pan to John Mitchell, Sarah Hunter and Louis Deacon in the England coaching box.

    They look pretty relaxed about things at the moment.

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    England's dominance sets a precedent for the women's game in W6N and can only be a positive moving forward as the other five nations learn from England dominance.

    Justin, Belgium

  8. Scotland 0-21 England

    Scotland captain Rachel Malcolm receives a bit of treatment and, when play restarts, is at the heart of a rolling maul.

    It rumbles into England's 22 but the visitors are able to hold firm and will have the put-in from a scrum.

  9. Scotland 0-21 England

    Three tries in the first 24 minutes for the Red Roses. Just one more needed to earn a bonus point.

    The earlier switch at scrum-half for Scotland is reversed as Leia Brebner-Holden has passed her head injury assessment (HIA).

  10. Scotland 0-21 England

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

    That all came from Emma Sing for me. This is England at its best. That was an easy run-in for Ellie Kildunne.

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    Converted try: Scotland 0-21 England

    Ellie Kildunne (con: Zoe Harrison)

    An inch-perfect kick to touch by Meryl Smith relieves some more of the pressure on Scotland, but England are quickly back on the attack.

    Meg Jones fires a brilliant pass out wide to Ellie Kildunne, who crosses unopposed for her second try of the game.

    She's enjoying her time on the wing today!

    Ellie Kildunne Scoring tryReuters

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    I feel there's still not good enough competition for England in the Six Nations... just lets the competition down.

    Tilly, Blackpool

  13. Scotland 0-14 England

    A Scotland knock-on gives England an attacking scrum about 15 metres from the hosts' tryline.

    Scotland earn the scrum penalty - something to build a bit of momentum from? Nope - Scotland fail to find touch from the penalty and England are back on the attack again.

  14. 'Scotland being met with a brick wall'

    Scotland 0-14 England

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

    England have made less carries than Scotland but they have doubled the metres. At the minute, Scotland are being met with a brick wall.

  15. Scotland 0-14 England

    Scotland have been forced into a change at scrum-half - Leia Brebner-Holden is off and Rianna Darroch is on for her Scotland debut.

  16. 'Too easy at times' for England

    Scotland 0-14 England

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

    It looks too easy at times from the line-out. England have played this really well in the opening 15 minutes of the game.

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    Converted try: Scotland 0-14 England

    Meg Jones (con: Zoe Harrison)

    It's not the cleanest of line-outs by England but they tidy it up, Sadia Kabeya barges through a Scotland tackler and offloads to captain Meg Jones, who goes over unchallenged for the Red Roses' second try.

    Meg Jones scoring a tryGetty Images

  18. Scotland 0-7 England

    Maddie Feaunati and Ellie Kildunne almost combine again for England on their left side but Kildunne can't hold on to the pass out wide.

    A big spell of England pressure.

  19. Scotland 0-7 England

    Thomas Duncan
    BBC Sport Scotland at Murrayfield

    Scotland made the start they would have wanted, before England quickly showed their class.

    A textbook example of needing to take your chances against the Red Roses.

  20. Scotland 0-7 England

    Will that early try settle down a much-changed England side?

    They threaten again as Emma Sing kicks ahead into space and the ball just doesn't sit up nicely for Ellie Kildunne and dribbles into touch.