England stay on course for Grand Slam

Scotland 13 England 35

England stay on course for Grand Slam
Sat, 21 Feb, 2004 - 19:20

Scotland 13 England 35

England recorded their fourth successive Calcutta Cup victory at Murrayfield tonight to remain firmly on course for the RBS 6 Nations title.

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