England dominate Italy to secure a 61-33 win in the Women’s Six Nations, with Marlie Packer playing a central role by scoring four tries. Multiple reports highlight the scale of England’s victory and Packer’s standout performance as the difference-maker in the match. BBC Sport notes that the four-try haul brings Packer within three tries of becoming England’s women all-time top try scorer. It also places her total England career tries at 58. The Telegraph similarly describes the match as a convincing England win over “plucky” Italy, again emphasizing Packer’s four tries as the key highlight.

Across both outlets, the central points remain the same: England win comfortably, the final score is 61-33, and Packer scores four tries. The coverage focuses less on tactical detail and more on Packer’s impact and the milestone proximity for England’s all-time try-scoring record.