England Seeks to Consolidate its Dominance in the Women’s Rugby World Cup
England began their participation in the Women’s Rugby World Cup with a demonstration of power, leaving the competition wondering if anyone could stop them. After their inaugural 69-7 victory over the United States, the questions remain. The “Red Roses” are emerging as the favorites of the tournament, although they are currently in second place in Group A. Australia leads the group after their 73-0 victory over Samoa, giving them a slight advantage in points difference over England. This means the English women will be looking for a strong start to rectify the situation.Key Details of the Upcoming Meeting
Date: Saturday, August 30th
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Time: 5 p.m. BST (2 a.m. AEST)
Place: Cinch Stadium at Franklin’s Gardens, Northampton
Party Official: Maggie Cogger-OrrWhere to Watch the Match?
All 32 matches of the Women’s Rugby World Cup will be broadcast.Team News and Lineups
The team lineups will be announced this week. In their first match, the “Red Roses” achieved a victory with 11 tries against the United States. Sadia Kabeya and Hannah Botterman scored early, before Erica Jarrell-Searcy scored for the opposing team. Following yellow cards for Alev Kelter, Maud Muir and Ellie Kildunne, they scored quickly, taking the hosts to a 28-7 score at halftime. England improved in the second half, with seven more tries, thanks to Abby Dow, Kildunne and Amy Cokayne, while Jess Breach and Lark Atkin-Davies achieved doubles.Ilona Maher is rugby’s biggest star. Can she transform the WRWC?
