England Scores Record 92-3 Win Over Samoa in Women's Rugby World Cup

England's women's rugby team secured a record-breaking 92-3 victory over Samoa in the Women's Rugby World Cup, showcasing their dominance and sealing a spot in the quarter-finals. Jess Breach led the charge with a stunning hat-trick, while fly-half Helena Rowland set a new individual record by scoring 27 points, including 11 conversions. Twelve players contributed tries, highlighting the depth and strength of England's squad under coach John Mitchell, despite significant changes to the starting lineup. Samoa, an amateur side making their first World Cup appearance since 2014, struggled against England's professional pace and skill, managing only a penalty kick. The win extends England's remarkable winning streak to 29 games, with their last defeat occurring in the 2022 World Cup final against New Zealand. England now eyes their first Women's Rugby World Cup title since 2014 as they advance confidently to the knockout stages.