Wales Women take on England Women on Wednesday in what will be their final run-out before the Rugby World Cup in New Zealand.
Ioan Cunningham's charges have already faced Canada away in a tournament warm-up, a match the tourists lost 31-3 at the end of last month. And the fixture against the Red Roses will be a step up in quality again, with England currently ranked the best team in the world.
Here is everything you need to know about the clash.
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What time is England Women v Wales Women kick-off?
Wales Women will face England at Ashton Gate, Bristol, on Wednesday, September 14, with kick-off at 7.30pm.
How can I watch the game?
The match is being shown live on ITV4. Coverage starts at 7pm. You can follow England v Wales Women live here.
What about streaming?
You can stream the match on ITV's Hub app.
Team news
England team to face Wales: Kildunne; Thompson, Scarratt, Rowland, McKenna; Harrison, L Packer; Cornborough, Davies, Bern, Aldcroft, Ward, Matthews, M Packer, Hunter (capt).
Replacements: Cokayne, Botterman, Muir, Talling, P Cleall, MacDonald, Reed, Aitchison.
Wales team to face England: Terry; Norkett, Williams-Morris, H Jones (capt), Joyce; Snowsill, F Lewis; Pyrs, Phillips, Hale, John, Crabb, Butchers, Callender, Harries
Replacements: K Jones, Thomas, Tuipulotu, Lillicrap, B Lewis, Bevan, George, Webb.
What have the coaches said?
Ioan Cunningham: "Following a big two months of preparation and a tough training and match week in Canada, this is exactly the kind of challenge we need ahead of our Rugby World Cup opener against Scotland in October.
"We will be playing in front of a big crowd and giving some players opportunities to transfer their excellent work in training to a playing environment.
"It will be the last chance for some players to put their hands up for inclusion in the squad. We are discussing the squad daily and we are not far off, but there are probably still four or five places up for grabs."
Simon Middleton: "What's happening at the moment with this group is pretty extraordinary. It's a very difficult squad to get into."
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