Scotland has started the Women's World Championship with a significant victory over Wales

• Scotland secured a victory over Wales with a score of 38-8.
• French player McGhee was noted for scoring three tries in the match.
• Wales needs improvement before their upcoming games in the tournament.

The head coach of Scotland, Bryan Easson, expressed satisfaction after his team started the campaign in the World Championship for women, achieving a victory over Wales with a score of 38-8. This match, held in Salford, was crucial for both teams, especially since Canada is a favorite in the group.

Scotland scored six tries, while French player McGhee was the standout of the match, scoring three tries. Easson emphasized that the team focused on the game and executed the plan at 100%. He added that the team needs to stay in rhythm to continue their successful play.

Captain of the team, Rachel Malcolm, noted that the team is ready for their next match against Fiji, but they do not plan to underestimate the opponent. "Fiji is a strong team, and we need to be prepared for the unexpected," she said.

Wales, on the other hand, acknowledged disappointment after the loss. The head coach of Wales, Shaun Lynn, admitted that his team did not cope with the physical advantage of Scotland, and they need to improve their skills before the match against Canada.

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