England's women have strong hopes of retaining their Six Nations crown going into the final two rounds of fixtures after beating Ireland 29-13 in Dublin.
Lichfield's Emily Scarratt scored a try but England trailed 13-5 at half-time.
Richmond's Fran Matthew (two), skipper Catherine Spencer and Fiona Pocock all crossed in the second-half comeback.
England's hopes of a fourth straight Grand Slam ended with defeat by Wales, but Gary Street's side finish with home games against France and Scotland.
France, along with Wales, have also won two of their first three fixtures and remain in contention for the title alongside England.
"Our ambition to retain our Six Nations crown is still alive," said head coach Street.
"Ireland gave us a really hard game. We knew they'd be strong and they certainly showed that in the first half. However, we showed enormous self-belief and real intensity to come back and dominate."
Women's Six Nations results/fixtures:
6 Feb
Ireland 7-5 France
7 Feb
England 69-13 Italy
8 Feb
Scotland 10-31 Wales
14 Feb
Wales 16-15 England
Taffs, Cardiff
14 Feb
Italy 17-35 Ireland
Stadio M Natali, Colleferro
15 Feb
France 25-12 Scotland
Arras, Paris
27 Feb
Ireland 13-29 England
St Mary's RFC, Dublin
28 Feb
Scotland 13-10 Italy
Meggetland, Edinburgh
28 Feb
France 27-5 Wales
Montauban (TBC)
13 Mar
Scotland v Ireland
Meggetland, Edinburgh
15 Mar
England v France
London Welsh RFC
15 Mar
Italy v Wales
Riviera del Brenta Club, Mira
21 Mar
Wales v Ireland
Taffs Wells, Cardiff
21 Mar
England v Scotland
London Welsh RFC
22 Mar
Italy v France
Piemonte Regional Committee, Torino
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