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LONDON :England head into Saturday's Women's Rugby World Cup final against Canada with a choice of historical statistics to lean on - a recent form line that makes them hot favourites, but a dismal finals record that will give their rivals real belief.
LONDON :England coach John Mitchell has named an unchanged 23 for the Women’s Rugby World Cup final against Canada on Saturday when they will seek to win the trophy for the third time in front of an 82,000 sellout at Twickenham.
BRISTOL, England :England's Ellie Kildunne had yet to light up the Women's World Cup before Saturday's semi-final against France but the World Player of the Year put that right with two stunning individual tries in a match-winning display.
Flyhalf Zoe Harrison will start for England against France as one of four changes made by coach John Mitchell to his side for their Women’s Rugby World Cup semi-final in Bristol on Saturday.
NORTHAMPTON, England :England made 13 changes for their 92-3 Pool A victory over Samoa at the Rugby World Cup on Saturday but fans would not have known it given the cohesive performance of the side that pleased coach John Mitchell.
England captain Zoe Aldcroft will miss the rest of the Women's Rugby World Cup pool stage after suffering a knee injury during last week's win over United States, British media reported on Thursday.
LONDON :England coach John Mitchell has named a vastly experienced squad for the Women's Rugby World Cup on home soil starting next month as the hot favourites aim to underline their dominance of the sport with the prize that so agonisingly eluded them in 2022.
LONDON :England overcame irrepressible France 43-42 to clinch a fourth straight Grand Slam and seventh successive Women's Six Nations title at Twickenham on Saturday as they extended their record winning streak in the tournament to 34 matches.