Scotland women's rugby team will face England at Murrayfield on Saturday with a record-breaking crowd of over 30,000 fans expected to attend. Head coach Bryan Easson has made just one change to the starting lineup that defeated Wales, with Evie Wills replacing the injured Emma Orr at center for the crucial Six Nations clash.

The match comes after Scotland's 40-8 defeat to England in last year's World Cup on home soil. Scotland's last victory over England dates back to 1999, while the visitors have remained unbeaten in Six Nations competition since 2018. The team is determined to capitalize on home advantage and the unprecedented support from fans.

Scotland captain Rachel Malcolm emphasized the team's focus on executing their game plan and building momentum through their set-piece platform. The squad aims to unlock their attacking potential and convert opportunities into points against a formidable English side. This historic fixture represents a significant moment for women's rugby in Scotland as the sport continues to grow in popularity and visibility.