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AUCKLAND : France ran in five tries to thrash Canada 36-0 in the women's World Cup third-place playoff at Eden Park on Saturday and secure the bronze medal for the seventh time in nine editions of the tournament.
More than 40,000 fans will pack into Auckland's Eden Park on Saturday to watch New Zealand and England battle it out for the women's World Cup in an occasion that will present a marked contrast to the inaugural tournament back in 1991.
England have beaten all comers over the last three seasons and on Saturday in Auckland will formally seal their status as the best women's rugby team on the planet if they can dethrone hosts New Zealand in the World Cup final.
England will be without fullback Helena Rowland and prop Hannah Botterman due to injuries for Saturday's women's Rugby World Cup final against New Zealand at Eden Park in Auckland.
New Zealand coach Wayne Smith knows what his team need to do to beat England in Saturday's final of the women's Rugby World Cup, but delivering the win that ensures the Black Ferns retain the title will be another matter entirely.
Holders New Zealand survived a last-minute missed penalty from France to book their place in the World Cup final against England with a 25-24 win in Auckland.
AUCKLAND :France flyhalf Caroline Drouin missed a last-gasp penalty as defending champions New Zealand claimed a 25-24 classic at Eden Park on Saturday and set up a blockbuster women's Rugby World Cup final against England.
England withstood a late surge to hang on for a 26-19 win over Canada at Eden Park in Auckland and become the first team through to the final of the World Cup.