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Canadian rugby women, men face challenging final day at South Africa 7s

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The Canadian women finished sixth and the men seventh after a challenging day Sunday at the South Africa Sevens in Cape Town.

Australia won the women's event for the second week in a row, defeating France 29-26 in the final at Cape Town Stadium. New Zealand finished third, defeating the U.S.

19-7. The Australian women won despite having Maddison Levi sent off for a high tackle at the end of the first half. Argentina, which was runner-up to South Africa last week in Dubai, beat Australia 45-12 to win the men's event.

Fiji downed Ireland 14-7 to take third place. Cape Town was the second stop of the rebranded HSBC SVNS, formerly known as the HSBC World Rugby Sevens Series.

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