A Parma hammering and another Welsh comeback

Rugby Union Weekly

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🗓️ 3 April 2022

⏱️ 22 minutes

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Summary

Sara Orchard is joined by Katy Daley-McLean and Rachael Burford to discuss round two of the Women's Six Nations. They analyse another dominant display by England as Natasha Hunt impresses on her first Test since November 2020. Wales left it late but produced another remarkable comeback to beat Scotland in front of a record crowd in Cardiff.

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0:00.0	BBC Sounds, Music, Radio, Podcasts.
0:04.6	Five Lives, Rugby Union Weekly.
0:10.6	Hello and welcome to this bonus edition of Rugby Union Weekly.
0:14.1	We're in Media City.
0:15.4	It is the end of the Women's Six Nations round two weekend.
0:19.4	Three incredible games.
0:20.9	First of all, we saw France come out and smash Ireland,
0:23.3	40 points to five.
0:24.8	Wales, then, what a close on that one was 24 to 19 against Scotland.
0:29.3	And then, wow, you've just watched England hump Italy, 74-0.
0:35.4	I'm delighted to say I'm Sarah Orchard, but I'm alongside
0:38.5	two former England legends, Rachel Burford and Katie Dalyma,
0:42.1	clean thanks for joining.
0:43.2	Have you enjoyed that a little bit of a TV swarrow you've both just had?
0:47.1	It's a different from our normal setting together, isn't it?
0:49.8	It really is.
0:51.2	Do you normally have your hair and makeup done like this when you do podcast, Rachel?
0:54.8	Yeah, always. I did it, especially for you, Sarah.
0:56.4	Thank you so much.
0:57.4	I hope you enjoyed the play like this as well.
1:00.6	Those days, it's been a while actually since you two played together.
1:03.2	Was the last time we had the 10-12, it would have been daily birth
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