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Rugby Union Weekly with Sarah Orchard.

Okay, it is Saturday evening and on the whistle podcast for Rugby Union weekly from the bowels of the principality stadium after England have beaten Wales 67 points to 12.

Before we get on to what that scoreline represents for rugby, I'm with former Wales captain, Philippa Tuttia,

I'm Sorrow Orchard. Philippa, let's just talk about this occasion, first of all. What was it like coming into Cardiff today to go to work at the principality and the roads are closed because it's a

women's match? Yeah, I know. It took a lot longer. It didn't allow the dying for the nightmare.

Yeah.

Oh, it was absolutely brilliant.

You know, when I was coming in a good few hours before the game and people were coming in

in their drove, seeing a sea of red jerseys at Westgate Street, which is the street

just outside the stadium.

It was actually quite moving to see.

You know, the game has come such a long way.

I started playing quite a while ago.

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