England defeats France and advances to the final of the Women’s Rugby World Cup 2025!
After an intense encounter against a prominent France, England fought to secure their place in the 2025 Women’s World Cup final, sticking to the script. Despite the 35-17 victory, the English team will have to thoroughly analyze their performance, as they largely depended on the French’s lack of effectiveness for much of the match.
The tenacity and strength of their team were key to England overcoming this complicated match. Although the weather conditions made the game difficult, the team managed to keep their aspirations of winning the World Cup at home alive, scoring five tries against France.
Ellie Kildunne shone with two scores, one thanks to an excellent assist from Hannah Botterman and another after a fortuitous rebound. Amy Cokayne and Abbie Ward also contributed tries, demonstrating the power of the English team. Megan Jones, with an outstanding performance, sealed the victory with the fifth try.Inglaterra jugará contra Canadá en la final de la Copa Mundial de Rugby el próximo fin de semana.In the first half, England’s strategy did not adapt to the conditions, leading to errors and unusual decisions. France, despite being behind on the scoreboard, had clear opportunities that they did not capitalize on, which could have changed the course of the match.
France, without several key figures, also felt disadvantaged by some refereeing decisions. Despite this, the French team can be proud of their effort, but it is England who advances to the final.Inglaterra se enfrentó a su prueba más difícil en la Copa Mundial Femenina de Rugby contra Francia.John Mitchell’s team, with immense pressure on their shoulders, demonstrated why they are the dominant force in world rugby. With this victory, they have a 32-match unbeaten streak and their 17th win against France, statistics that underscore their dominance.
This triumph was a valuable lesson for England, who are now preparing for the final against Canada.
England, with its record against France, faced the fear of arriving “underprepared” for Saturday’s final against the outstanding Canada. However, they overcame this challenge, thanks to their unwavering faith, confidence in the process and, above all, their power and precision. Jones’s score, who deserved to be the Player of the Match, was a perfect finish.
The “Red Roses” have used the analogy of climbing Everest to describe their journey. This was an arduous test, but they overcame it, demonstrating the mindset that forges champions. Now, they have one more match to secure their place in rugby history.
