Need a Canada vs. England Women's Rugby World Cup bandwagon guide? We'll try

So, you may have heard there's a pretty big rugby game happening Saturday.

And if that's as much as you know, don't worry, we got you.

While many Canadians have been ardently following our underdog national team fight their way into the Women's Rugby World Cup final and have already planned their Saturday watch parties, others may just be jumping on the bandwagon now and wondering what all the excitement is about.

And trust us, there's excitement. Just ask Shania Twain, The Tragically Hip and actor Russell Crowe — just a few of the celebrities cheering for Canada.

"They're going to kick some ass on Saturday. I think our colonial overlords will be surprised," The Tragically Hip's guitarist Rob Baker said in a video posted to Rugby Canada's Instagram.

"Let's go, girls," Twain commented on Instagram before last Friday's semifinal against New Zealand.

So, first of all, welcome to the bandwagon. Second of all, buckle up. 

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Saturday is the Women's Rugby World Cup final.

Canada is playing England's Red Roses at Twickenham's Allianz Stadium before a sellout crowd of 82,000, a record for a women's rugby test match.

Kickoff is at 11 a.m. ET. It will be shown live on TSN1/4, the TSN App, TSN.ca as well as CTV2. Coverage starts at 10 a.m. with an extended pregame show.

"The match ... has potential to mark one of the greatest days in Canadian sport," Rugby Canada wrote on its website.

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England's team, ranked No. 1 in the world, is a well-oiled winning machine. The Red Roses have won 32 games in a row, the greatest winning streak in international rugby. They broke their own