Red Roses Rise: England Women's Rugby Seeks World Cup Redemption
England's women's rugby team, led by coach John Mitchell, focuses on maintaining internal standards as they gear up for the home Rugby World Cup. With a remarkable 55 wins out of 56 games since 2019, the team aims to overcome past disappointments and achieve victory at Twickenham.
As the Rugby World Cup approaches, England's women's coach John Mitchell emphasizes that his team will prioritize their internal standards over external expectations. Despite their impressive 55 out of 56 game-winning streak since 2019, a previous World Cup defeat in 2022 still lingers.
Mitchell stresses the importance of focusing on opportunities for success rather than the fear of failure. The squad, bolstered by experienced players and strong positional cover, aims to surpass past achievements and claim victory at Twickenham. This determination is reflected in Mitchell's recent team announcements.
Among the players, Captain Zoe Aldcroft and back rower Abi Burton stand out. Aldcroft is eager to lead the team past previous setbacks, while Burton's incredible comeback from illness adds a layer of inspiration. Both players embody the team's spirit and commitment to success in the upcoming tournament.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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