England Women’s Rugby World Cup Final Victory
- England defeated Canada 33-13 to win the Women's Rugby World cup for the third time, in front of a record crowd of 81,886 at Twickenham.
- This victory comes after a dominant run of 62 wins in 63 matches over six years, and avenges their 2022 World Cup final loss to New Zealand.
- England raced to a 21-8 half-time lead and continued to dominate in the second half.
England wins Women’s Rugby World Cup
England defeated Canada 33-13 to win the Women’s Rugby World cup for the third time, in front of a record crowd of 81,886 at Twickenham.
This victory comes after a dominant run of 62 wins in 63 matches over six years, and avenges their 2022 World Cup final loss to New Zealand.
- Score: England 33 – 13 canada
- Venue: Twickenham
- Attendance: 81,886 (World record for a women’s rugby match)
- England’s Previous Wins: 1994, 2014
- England’s Winning Streak: 33 matches
England raced to a 21-8 half-time lead and continued to dominate in the second half.
canada scored the opening try thru Asia Hogan-Rochester in the fifth minute, but England quickly regained control.
Ellie Kildunne scored a notable try for England, breaking through four defenders.
“These girls are awesome,” – John Mitchell (England Coach)
“Three years ago we set about doing something and we finaly took the last few steps today.” - john Mitchell
“I think 2022 taught us a lot…our culture won.” – john Mitchell
“This is unimaginable,” – Natasha Hunt (England Scrumhalf)
Canada crowd-funded their trip to the tournament.
England’s coach believes they can ”dominate the world for a long time.”