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LONDON :Canada kept up their consistent team selection on Thursday by picking the same starting lineup and reserves for a third successive game as they prepare to take on hosts England in Saturday’s Women’s Rugby World Cup final.
BRISTOL, England :Canada on Wednesday named an unchanged team for their Women’s Rugby World Cup semi-final against defending champions New Zealand at Ashton Gate on Friday, looking for consistency to take them to a first final since 2014.
Second-ranked Canada scored six tries in a 42-0 win over Wales and Scotland defeated Fiji 29-15 as they both sealed quarter-final places at the Women's Rugby World Cup Pool B with bonus-point victories in Salford on Saturday.
Canada overwhelmed Wales 42-0 with an impressive six-try display to move to the brink of the Women's Rugby World Cup quarterfinals on Saturday in Manchester, England.
Wales face Canada in the Women's World Cup as Sean Lynn aims to secure his first win of the tournament. Cymru were beaten comfortably by Scotland in the previous game, with the 38-8 loss prompting the selection committee to make seven changes.
Julia Schell scored six tries Saturday as Canada hammered Fiji 65-7 for an emphatic opening win at the Women's Rugby World Cup in York, England.
Carissa Norsten scored two tries to help Canada defeat Fiji 26-17 in Cup quarterfinal play Saturday at the Cathay/HSBC Hong Kong Sevens.
Captain Olivia Apps reached the 300-point plateau in HSBC SVNS play while Taylor Perry scored her first try in World Rugby's elite sevens series as Canada opened play at the Cathay/HSBC Hong Kong Sevens with a win and a loss Friday.