The England women's rugby team, the Red Roses, has solidified their status as one of the most dominant teams in sports history by extending their winning streak to 35 games with an overwhelming 84-7 victory over Scotland in the Women's Six Nations. This performance comes despite the absence of 13 players from their World Cup-winning squad, showcasing the team's remarkable depth. Under head coach John Mitchell, who took over before the 2024 Six Nations, the Red Roses have won two Six Nations titles and the World Cup, building a legacy that many argue positions them as the greatest sporting team of all time. Their aggregate score of 1,759-409 during the streak, averaging 50.2 points scored and 11.7 points conceded per game, reflects their dominance on the field. As they prepare to face Wales next, discussions about their potential to continue this success and further enhance their legacy are ongoing, with players like Maddie Feaunati and Maud Muir emphasizing their commitment to improvement and adaptability in their gameplay.