Six Nations, Six Penalties: Referees Already in Charge as England Survive Early France Blitz

**Six Nations, Six Penalties: Referees Already in Charge as England Survive Early France Blitz** The Women's Six Nations title decider between France and England kicked off with explosive intensity on Sunday, as the host nation charged out of the gates and forced England into a defensive crisis—and a pile of penalties—within the first seven minutes. Just minutes into the match, French player T. Feleu broke through the defensive line with a powerful run from a scrum. England’s Harrison stopped the charge by grabbing Feleu’s leg, preventing a clear breakaway. France quickly recycled the ball, but defender Kebaya was caught far offside, handing France another penalty [151648]. By the opening minutes, England had already conceded three penalties, setting a frantic pace for what was expected to be a tightly contested championship decider [151648]. France vs England: Early Penalties Fly in Women's Six Nations Finale