England Secures Spot in Women’s Rugby World Cup Final
England reached their seventh consecutive final in the Women’s Rugby World Cup, after an exciting semi-final against France, with a final score of 35-17. The match, eagerly awaited by fans, kept the Ashton Gate audience on the edge of their seats, offering a top-level sporting spectacle. This victory sets the stage for an exciting final against Canada. The match was not a walk in the park for the “Red Roses”. France proved to be a formidable opponent from the start. Ellie Kildunne, with her skill, scored the first try for England, leaving the French defense behind with a masterful play.
Amy Cokayne celebrates after scoring a try.
However, France responded with determination, matching the game with a try by Nassira Konde after a series of offensive plays. Despite English efforts, errors and strong French defense kept the score tight, leading England to lead by only two points at halftime. In the second half, England showed their strength, with Amy Cokayne scoring a crucial try. The intensity of the game remained high, with moments of tension and excitement. France did not give up, and Joanna Grisez scored a try that brought her team closer on the scoreboard. England, demonstrating their class, responded with determination. The changes brought fresh energy and were crucial in the final moments. Natasha Hunt drove the attack, and Abby Ward scored an important try. Kildunne, with another spectacular play, secured another try for England. Despite France’s response with another try from Konde, it was already too late. Meg Jones closed the score with an additional try, celebrating England’s qualification for the final, although not without moments of tension.
