England vs Scotland LIVE: Women’s Six Nations result as Red Roses score 10 tries in emphatic win

64 mins: Is this another? Aitchison looks for the crossfield switch. It’s palmed down to Sarah Beckett, who picks it up and spins for the line.

Looks like the kick just went out of play, though.

Meanwhile, Poppy Cleall is hobbling off with what looks to be a right ankle injury. That’s a worry for England ahead of the rest of the tournament.

And another! England turn to the lineout maul as they pin Scotland in the corner. Scotland aren’t able to come up with any answers, and Packer crosses for her second of the game.

63 mins: The attendance at Kingston Park is a sellout: 10,053 - a good start for England as they build up to what they hope is a record-breaking crowd at Twickenham against France on the final weekend.

Emotional scenes in Newcastle, but Sarah Hunter couldn’t have asked for a better way to go out.

I would recommend this piece from Harry Latham-Coyle on the legacy Sarah Hunter leaves behind.

60 mins: And here’s the moment we have all been waiting for: with a huge smile on her face, Sarah Hunter makes her way off the pitch for the final time in an England shirt. It’s by far the loudest Kingston Park has been all day, as Hunter raises her arms to applaud the crowd.

16 years, 141 England games - legend.

57 mins: Here comes the England maul... and there was only ever going to be one result. England’s pack rumbles over the line after attacking the corner. Marlie Packer gets the score.

The conversion is good, and now England begin to ring the changes in the front row. Liz Crake cames on for her England debut, with Lark Davies and Kelsey Clifford on as well.

48 mins: Scotland look to build on the halfway line but their attack is too slow and Lagi Tuima is quickly able to jump out and pressure the line. It results in a chance for England down the right wing - Abbie Dow hands it off to Sadia Kabeya, who takes a brilliant step around Helen Nelson and powers over!

45 mins: A chance for Scotland! Helen Nelson looks for the switch to Coreen Grant, but the bounce defeats her and Abby Dow is able to clean up. It comes back for the Scotland penalty, but England’s scrum is too big.