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England's forwards bulldozed their way to a commanding 40-8 victory over Scotland at Ashton Gate, earning them a spot in the Rugby World Cup semi-finals.
The Red Roses, now on a 31-game winning streak, solidified their status as tournament favorites with a masterclass performance in wet weather.
Their dominance was particularly evident in the scrum, where they pulverized the Scottish opposition, preventing them from gaining any territory for much of the second half.
This comprehensive victory demonstrated a clear superiority in the forward battle, turning the promising signs Scotland showed in the group stage into a distant memory.
Natasha Hunt and Holly Aitchison provided intelligent direction at half-back, with Aitchison marking her first start of the tournament after an ankle injury with a superb performance.
The team will now face France for a place in the final.
The win highlights the strength and depth of the England squad as they continue their formidable run towards the title.
Separately, in a cricket context, England's former captain Ben Stokes is recovering from a shoulder injury, with coach Brendon McCullum stating that they have options in place in case he is hit with another injury on the upcoming Ashes tour.
This demonstrates a strategic approach to managing key players' fitness and ensuring the team's readiness for major competitions.