Sime nations women: preview, coverage and key statistics of the game of Wales V England
A record crowd awaits while Wales faces the power of England at the Principality Stadium on Saturday.
The red roses arrive in Cardiff as a number one team in the world, with The victory of last weekend over Italy Their 21st successful test victory.
Under John Mitchell and the new captain Zoe Alfroft, they are going for their seventh consecutive title of the six nations and a fourth consecutive Grand Slam.
Very few teams dominated their sport in this way.
On the contrary, Wales are trying to return to the shape that has seen them go up to the sixth in the world only a couple of years ago.
They have a new coach in Sean Lynn and, although he was proven winner in Gloucester-Hartpury, patience is necessary as this is only his second week in work.
There were still quite green shots of promises in Opening loss in Scotland To suggest that Wales is a team in up.
But they will need every ounce of domestic support if they challenge England and repeat the heroics of the 2015 class.
More than 20,000 tickets have already been sold for the game, a record for an event of the Welsh women’s team in Wales.
The best frequency was 10,592, when Wales hosted Italy in the six nations of 2024 at the Stadium of the Principality.
But there is still a way to go to beat the record for a women’s sporting event in Wales.
More than 31,000 proved to watch the women’s football team of the GB team beat Cameroon 3-0 at the Principality during the London 2012 Olympics.
