Scotland to Host England in Women's Six Nations Match at Murrayfield
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Summary
Scotland will host England in the Women's Six Nations match at Scottish Gas Murrayfield, marking the first time the event will be held in front of fans at the stadium. The decision aims to celebrate the momentum in the women's game and provide players with a bigger stage.
Key quotes
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Scottish Rugby chief executive Alex Williamson says the governing body wants to "celebrate" the "momentum" in the women's game by giving the players a bigger stage.
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