Captain Meg Jones says England will aim to expand their attack to stay at the head of rugby's world order.

England captain Meg Jones has urged the Red Roses to become more unpredictable in attack following their 55-12 victory over the United States in New Jersey. After running in nine tries against the USA, Jones emphasized the need to expand their offensive options to stay atop the world rankings amid growing competition across women's rugby.
The Red Roses recently saw their 41-match unbeaten streak end after two defeats against Canada earlier in the month. England, who won the Rugby World Cup in 2025, will target a ninth consecutive Women's Six Nations title when they face Wales on April 10.
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