England trounce Scotland U18s

England 32 Scotland 5

Tue, 01 Apr, 2008 - 19:52

England 32 Scotland 5

England won their third match in succession in the final round of games at the U18 Six Nations Festival as they comfortably beat Scotland at Musgrave Park.

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Courts Rugby Heathrow Place: Musgrave Park Place: Musselburgh Place: Stirling County Place: west of Scotland Person: Jamie George Person: Tom Casson Person: George Person: Rory Clegg Person: Alun Hooker Person: Andy Forsyth Person: Sam Smith Person: Tom Homer Person: Alex Sanderson Person: Tom Catterick Person: Will Hurrell Person: Sam Harrison Person: Alex Gray Person: Joe Marler Person: Mako Vunipola Person: Tom Holmes Person: James Gaskell Person: Joe Trayfoot Person: Jacob Rowan Person: Blackwell Person: Milligan Person: Trayfoot Person: Quinn Person: Currie Person: Vunipola Person: Forsyth Person: Casson Person: Imiolek Person: Marler Person: Burns Person: Clegg Person: Pasqualin Person: Harrison Person: Barker Person: Rowan Person: Wallace Person: Hurrell Person: Wade Person: Smith Person: Sam Hughes Person: Max Learmonth Person: Alex Blair Person: Alex Dunbar Person: Tom Brown Person: Ross Aitken Person: Bell Baxter Person: Alex Black Person: Nicky Little Person: Alun Walker Person: Craig Owenson Person: Grant Gilchrist Person: Robert Harley Person: Jason Hill Person: Michael Maltman Person: Stuart McInally Person: Callum Connor Person: Little Person: Russell Weir Person: Hill Person: Michael Tait Person: Black Person: Andrew Fraser Person: Owenson Person: Seamus MacKenzie Person: Gilchrist Person: Mungo Strachan Person: Walker Event: U18 Six Nations Festival Organisation: England Organisation: Scotland Organisation: Scots Organisation: Barnard Castle Organisation: Newcastle Falcons Organisation: Cranleigh Organisation: Harlequins Organisation: Sedbergh Organisation: Sale Sharks Organisation: Milton Abbey Organisation: London Irish Organisation: Wyggeston Organisation: QE1 Coll Organisation: Leicester Tigers Organisation: John Cleveland College Organisation: Richmond College Organisation: Haileybury Organisation: Saracens Organisation: Millfield Organisation: Bristol Rugby Organisation: Sandbach Organisation: Epsom College & Harlequins Organisation: Bradford GS Organisation: Leeds Carnegie Organisation: Merchiston Castle School Organisation: Berwick Organisation: Edinburgh Academy Organisation: Annan Organisation: Howe Organisation: Fife Organisation: Prince Henry's School Organisation: George Watson's College

<p>Denis Leamy: "Ulster are one of the top sides in terms of their attack, so defensively they're going to put us under a lot of pressure." Pic: ©INPHO/Bryan Keane</p>

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