England's women's rugby team has received a significant boost ahead of their decisive Six Nations clash with France in Bordeaux. Lilli Ives Campion, Sadia Kabeya, and Maddie Feaunati, who have all been dealing with injuries, have been named in the starting XV for the crucial encounter.
This news is a major boost for the Red Roses, who are looking to bounce back from a disappointing defeat to Wales in their previous match. England's head coach, Sarah Hunter, has expressed her delight at the trio's recovery, stating, 'It's fantastic to have Lilli, Sadia, and Maddie back in the fold. They're all talented players who bring a lot of experience and skill to the table.'
The trio's return is expected to strengthen England's backline, which has been under pressure in recent matches. With the Six Nations title still up for grabs, this match against France represents a golden opportunity for the Red Roses to get back on track.
England's head coach, Sarah Hunter, has praised her team's spirit and determination, saying, 'We've worked hard as a team to get to this point, and we're excited to take on the challenge of facing France. We know it won't be easy, but we're confident in our abilities.'
The match against France is scheduled to take place on 12 March, with kick-off at 3:15pm GMT. Fans can expect a thrilling encounter, with both teams looking to secure a crucial victory in the Six Nations tournament.