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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.
England’s head coach Simon Middleton has hailed the “magical moment” from Abby Dow that has set up a World Cup final showdown with New Zealand. The Red Roses were staring down the barrel of a possible shock semi-final defeat to Canada until Dow’s 50th-minute wonder score which saw the winger complete a length-of-the-field counter attack to rank alongside the most spectacular tries by a European team at Eden Park.
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.
AUCKLAND : England winger Abby Dow lit up Eden Park with two tries in their 26-19 win over Canada in the women's Rugby World Cup semi-finals but coach Simon Middleton said she would not even have been on the pitch had it not been for the Red Roses medical staff.
Winger Claudia MacDonald has been recalled to the England team for Saturday's (Nov 5) women's Rugby World Cup semi-final against Canada at Auckland's Eden Park after missing the last two matches through injury.
(Reuters) -Winger Claudia MacDonald has been recalled to the England team for Saturday's women's Rugby World Cup semi-final against Canada at Auckland's Eden Park after missing the last two matches through injury.
England coach Simon Middleton has made two changes for Saturday's women's Rugby World Cup semi-final against Canada in Auckland.
Captain Sarah Hunter has said defeating Australia in their World Cup quarter-final made becoming England's most capped player "even sweeter".