Draft:History of women's rugby union matches between England and Wales

England women and Wales women first participated against each other in 1987 in both teams' first international, with England winning 22–4. They have since played 39 other games, of which England have won 37 and Wales twice, playing at least once annually, as of 1996 in the Women's Six Nations Championship.

Summary

Overall

Details	Played	Won by England	Won by Wales	Drawn	England points	Wales points
In England	20	20	0	0	824	112
In Wales	17	15	2	0	623	154
Neutral venue	3	3	0	0	89	9
Overall	40	38	2	0	1536	273

Record

Note: Date shown in brackets indicates when the record was or last set.

Record	England	Wales
Longest winning streak	25 (5 Apr 1987–29 Feb 2009)	1 (29 Feb 2009–6 Feb 2010, 6 Feb 2015–12 Mar 2016)
Largest points for
Home	73 (14 September 2022)	16 (29 February 2009)
Away	83 (10 April 1999)	22 (9 March 1997)
Neutral venue	39 (5 May 2004)	6 (24 May 2008)
Largest winning margin
Home	66 (14 September 2022)	13 (6 February 2015)
Away	81 (4 February 2005)	N/A
Neutral venue	38 (12 June 1993)	N/A

Results

No.	Date	Venue	Score	Winner	Competition
1	5 April 1987	Pontypool Park, Pontypool	4 – 22	England
2	24 April 1988	Newport RFC, Newport	6 – 36	England
3	12 February 1989	Moseley, Birmingham	38 – 4	England
4	11 February 1990	Neath RFC, Neath	12 – 18	England
5	24 March 1991	Waterloo	24 – 13	England
6	9 February 1992	Cardiff Arms Park, Cardiff	10 – 14	England
7	14 March 1993	Northampton	23 – 5	England
8	12 June 1993	Fletcher's Fields, Markham, Canada	38 – 0	England	1993 Canada Cup
9	13 February 1994	Bridgend	10 – 11	England
10	12 February 1995	Sale RFC, Sale	25 – 0	England
11	4 February 1996	Leicester	56 – 3	England	1996 Women's Home Nations Championship
12	9 March 1997	Worcester	22 – 24	England	1997 Women's Home Nations Championship
13	15 February 1998	Waterloo	29 – 12	England	1998 Women's Home Nations Championship
14	10 April 1999	Swansea	11 – 83	England	1999 Women's Five Nations Championship
15	5 March 2000	Newbury	51 – 0	England	2000 Women's Five Nations Championship
16	4 February 2001	Newport	0 – 18	England	2001 Women's Five Nations Championship
17	23 March 2002	London Welsh, London	40 – 0	England	2002 Women's Six Nations Championship
18	21 February 2003	Cardiff Arms Park, Cardiff	7 – 69	England	2003 Women's Six Nations Championship
19	20 March 2004	Twickenham Stoop, London	53 – 3	England	2004 Women's Six Nations Championship
20	5 May 2004	Toulouse, France	39 – 3	England	2004 Women's European Championship
21	4 February 2005	Cardiff Arms Park, Cardiff	0 – 81	England	2005 Women's Six Nations Championship
22	4 February 2006	Old Albanians, St Albans	38 – 15	England	2006 Women's Six Nations Championship
23	17 March 2007	Taffs Well RFC, Taff's Well	0 – 30	England	2007 Women's Six Nations Championship
24	2 February 2008	London Irish, London	55 – 0	England	2008 Women's Six Nations Championship
25	24 May 2008	Amsterdam	12 – 6	England	2008 Women's European Championship final
26	29 February 2009	Taffs Well RFC, Taff's Well	16 – 15	Wales	2009 Women's Six Nations Championship
27	6 February 2010	Molesey Road, Esher	31 – 0	England	2010 Women's Six Nations Championship
28	6 February 2011	Cross Keys RFC, Crosskeys	9 – 19	England	2011 Women's Six Nations Championship
29	11 March 2012	Twickenham Stadium, London	33 – 0	England	2012 Women's Six Nations Championship
30	17 March 2013	Aberavon	16 – 20	England	2013 Women's Six Nations Championship
31	7 March 2014	Twickenham Stoop, London	35 – 3	England	2014 Women's Six Nations Championship
32	6 February 2015	St Helen's Ground, Swansea	13 – 0	Wales	2015 Women's Six Nations Championship
33	12 March 2016	Twickenham Stoop, London	20 – 13	England	2016 Women's Six Nations Championship
34	11 February 2017	Cardiff Arms Park, Cardiff	0 – 63	England	2017 Women's Six Nations Championship
35	10 February 2018	Twickenham Stoop, London	52 – 0	England	2018 Women's Six Nations Championship
36	24 February 2019	Cardiff Arms Park, Cardiff	12 – 51	England	2019 Women's Six Nations Championship
37	7 March 2020	Twickenham Stoop, London	66 – 6	England	2020 Women's Six Nations Championship
38	9 April 2022	Kingsholm Stadium, Gloucester	58 – 5	England	2022 Women's Six Nations Championship
39	14 September 2022	Ashton Gate, Bristol	73 – 7	England	2021 Rugby World Cup warm-up matches
40	15 April 2023	Cardiff Arms Park, Cardiff	3 – 59	England	2023 Women's Six Nations Championship
41	30 March 2024	Ashton Gate, Bristol	–		2024 Women's Six Nations Championship

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