The Red Rose in the UK was 11 years of wounds to cleanse the women’s rugby World Cup title vs. Canada in 2025.
England’s Red Rose became the first female rugby World Cup champion in 11 years.
81,885 records, fullback Ellie Killunne, Hooker Amy Cokayne, No 8 Alex Matthews (2), and Abbie Ward shows that Red Roses shows strength and ruthlessness, locking Abbie Ward and locking abbie word Lock. Fly Ban Zoe Harrison also started four transitions.
Canada scored twice through the Wing Asia Hogan-Rochester, but in the second half, he could not pay the UK while Hannah Botterman was receiving a tip despite the opportunity to avoid two gold leaves with a 26-13 score.
Red Roses-attempt: Kildunne (8), Cokayne (19), Matthews (26, 69), Ward (50). Disadvantages: Harrison (8, 20, 27, 70).
Canada -attempt: Hogan -Rochester (5, 53). Pen: Good (34).
Instead, the United Kingdom lost its finals in 2017 and 2022, and then restored emotional glory in the home soil and once again started again to 15 players.
Canada started with his hand and started with his first attack when Wing Alicia Corigan popped forward, but soon when the Florance Symonds center was knocked down.
When Hogan-Rochester claimed a clever off-road, Canada’s initial pressure was rewarded for opening in five minutes. The kicker sophie de goede was not so lucky to hit the post with a conversion, so it could not be carried completely.
Asia Hogan in Canada-Rochester
Nothing England soon went ahead through Kildunne’s brilliance. The fullback gathered the ball with a rich defender in front of her, but she showed her ball to accelerate her path under the post for the amazing individual attempts.
Harrison turned to lead, and End to End Start missed the opportunity after seeing both sides. The United Kingdom refused to make a potential attempt due to knock on, and after Mahl roared, the great Canadian backline movement was released.
Ellie Kildunne has made a magnificent personal attempt to respond to the UK’s quick response.
England’s next opportunity came from Tatiana. The host went to the corner, and when Canada seemed to stop MAUL, England rotated and scored through Cocaine.
Harrison was a great conversion, and the TMO review was almost scored next time, but it was done for the great defense of the Canadian Flanker Karen Paquin.
England’s Amy Cocaine scored the second goal when he thought Canada blocked the rolling Maul.
26 minutes, the British Scrum finally began to be repeatedly punished before Nagasha Hunt was broken in 2014 for Matthews, one of the world champions of Red Rose.
Harrison’s transition left Canada 21-5, and visitors’ reactions were two continuous attacks.
The first was stopped by the United Kingdom as defense demonstrated the wall, but Canada was inches in the attempts that Pick & Go could transport in the line.
Alex Matthews in the UK scored twice in the final, turning out to be ruthless when the host was needed.
After 30 minutes, Canada scored three points when Britain was offered through De GOEDE after the British violated the failure of the age of 22.
But Botterman Breakdown Penalty allowed you to start the corner again before half of England was over. I tried to drive a simple driving for a red rose, but it was excluded from MAUL for obstacles.
Canada finished half of it, but Botter Monter clamped a failure ball to force another turnover and left 21-8 again.
England Fly Van Joy Harrison was fantastically kicked out of the final.
Canada began to brighten the second half when Captain Alexandra Teshi jumped over 50:22, but when he continued to beat the great moment of England, the line out was pinched by Ward.
The UK missed the opportunity when the Botterman stopped short, and Harrison knocked on the ball. But play went back to the penalty and demanded a 5 meter scrum.
From then on, the UK ran on the line, and Ward jumped forward and reached out to score the host.
BOTTERMAN bloted her copy book by sinning to receive Paquin’s poor tips after a straight line, and Canada immediately scored when Hogan-Rochester showed a great speed to reach the corner.
Hannah Botter Man
De GOEEDE’s powerful conversion has been widened, but Canada has been attacked again when replacing the Scrum-Half Olivia app. However, Maple leaves could not score in a vast space, but the subsequent attack ended after the big England defense was continuously conceded.
Instead, the UK responded in a typically deadly manner and scored when it was re -arranged in Matthews for the next 11 minutes. But the replay may not actually ground the ball.
There was no way to return to Canada as Britain’s phenomenal home support was cheered as the finish line.
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RED ROSES Flanker Sadia Kabey, a player of the match, said:
“Amazing! Thank you to everyone here today.
“It’s a pinch moment. It’s been a few years and years of production.
“All props to Canada. They are large and have a big fight here today.”
Half of England Scrum Natasha Hunt told the BBC Sports.
“I can’t imagine this. Today’s tournament all day tournaments. I couldn’t be proud of the girls. I’m so overwhelming and absolutely buzzing. I hope everyone is here for a rugby.”
John Mitchell, a senior coach: “He was simply maintained, he was honest and sometimes cruel, but I like it, he struck this week, we played in the 16th member -crowd of the team.
“No one of us can imagine it will be like this. It is proof for everyone and those who appeared today.”
The British monastery told the BBC Sport.
“Honestly whistle, I just shed tears. It was a really special day. The sold out of TWICKENHAM. It’s amazing in front of a friend, family.
“The last loss is the last team at that time. This is a new team. This is a new chapter of women’s rugby. It’s not about being wrong. It’s our small moment today. This team was special, and we did something special.
