British Army dominates RAF to win 14th consecutive Inter Services rugby league

The British Army women's rugby league have won their 14th consecutive Inter Services title after beating the Royal Air Force 34-0 in St Helens. 

After the game was switched at the last minute to Thatto Heath Crusaders Rugby Club, the Army only managed two tries in the first half after the referee discounted several attempts amidst a strong RAF defence.

But the depth of the Army squad was too much for the RAF to hold back as the Army powered their way to another five tries in the second half. 

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The Army's Charlotte Hill was named player of the match for the second week in a row - an award for her control of the game. 

The Royal Air Force will go on to face the Royal Navy next week where they will play for second place.