England’s Women’s Six Nations grand slam-winning players believe they will be attracting sell-out crowds to Twickenham within the next two years after hosting a world-record attendance for a women’s rugby fixture
England’s grand slam-winning players believe they will be attracting sell-out crowds to Twickenham within the next two years after hosting a world-record attendance for a women’s rugby fixture. Almost 60,000 fans attended the Red Roses’and the popularity of the women’s game is expected to increase ahead of the 2025 Rugby World Cup in England.
Packer and her team, who were running out in front of four-figure crowds not so long ago, were thrilled by the support they attracted for the final fixture of this season’s Six Nations, with thousands gathering to cheer the Red Roses into the stadium before the match. The England head coach, Simon Middleton, hugs captain Marlie Packer after the victory against France.To help build more support before the World Cup, it is likely the national team will continue to play games around the country rather than copy the men and play almost all their games at Twickenham.
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