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England aware they will be the 'hunted' at World Cup
The Guardian
|August 21, 2025
John Mitchell has said he and his England team know they will be "hunted" at this Women's Rugby World Cup as the world's No 1 side and the favourites to lift the trophy on 27 September.
The Red Roses start their campaign against the USA tomorrow night at the Stadium of Light in Sunderland and have named an unchanged XV from the 40-6 win over France in their final warm-up game.
Holly Aitchison, Helena Rowland and Claudia Moloney-MacDonald are out injured, with hopes they will be available next week, but the Red Roses will look familiar as they begin their trophy pursuit in front of a record crowd for an opening game, with 40,000 tickets sold.
England's most recent meeting with the USA was at WXV 1 in Vancouver last September, when the Red Roses won 61-21, but Mitchell is not underestimating them: their preparation included May's Pacific Four tournament against Canada, New Zealand and Australia.
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