ESPN had live updates as England returned to Twickenham for the first time since their World Cup triumph, kicking off their Women's Six Nations campaign against Ireland.
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Meg Jones admitted England have work to do despite the world champions starting their Women's Six Nations campaign with a convincing 33-12 win over Ireland.
In their first outing since beating Canada in September's World Cup final, two tries from Bern and one each for Amy Cockayne, Jess Breach and Ellie Kildunne ensured a 34th Test win in a row for England.
Despite getting the job done and claiming a bonus-point victory in front of a record Women's Six Nations crowd of 77,120 at Allianz Stadium, Jones accepted England were not at their best.
"I think there was always going to be nerves going into a big campaign off the back of an amazing World Cup," the England captain told BBC Sport.
"We wanted to play in front of big crowds and that is what we have today. We found our way and that is what a winning team does. I am sure we will brush up but I am really proud of the girls."
