England Crushes USA in Historic Start to Women’s Rugby World Cup

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The start of the 2025 Women’s Rugby World Cup was spectacular, with England demonstrating their power in a historic match. The match, played at the Stadium of Light in Sunderland before a record crowd of 42,723 spectators, marked the beginning of a tournament that promises to be unforgettable.

English Domain on the Court

The favorites, England’s “Red Roses”, achieved a resounding victory over the United States, with a score of 69-7. The English team scored 11 tries, showing an aggressive and effective game. Ilona Maher’s performance for the United States was outstanding, demonstrating her worth on the field. The atmosphere in the stadium was electrifying, with a festive atmosphere and the presence of fans of all ages. The event featured music and an energy different from that of the men’s matches. The English fans, with their cowboy hats, created an atmosphere of celebration.
Aficionados ingleses en el partido inaugural de la Copa Mundial Femenina de Rugby.
Aficionados ingleses en el partido inaugural de la Copa Mundial Femenina de Rugby.
In the field, the English team demonstrated their superiority from the start. Sadia Kabeya and Hannah Botterman were some of the players who led the attack. Despite the effort of the United States, which managed a try, England maintained control of the match, with Maud Muir and Ellie Kildunne extending the lead before halftime.
Hannah Botterman de Inglaterra celebra tras anotar el segundo try de su equipo contra Estados Unidos.
Hannah Botterman de Inglaterra celebra tras anotar el segundo try de su equipo contra Estados Unidos.
In the second half, England continued their dominance, with Abby Dow and Ellie Kildunne adding more tries. Amy Cokayne, Jess Breach, and Lark Atkin-Davies also contributed to the score. Emily Scarratt’s entry marked a milestone, becoming the first English player to participate in five World Cups. The match, marked by England’s superiority and the massive public attendance, surpassed the previous attendance record set in the 2022 final. The 2025 Women’s Rugby World Cup has started on the right foot.
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