New Zealand Beats France to Secure Third Place in Women’s Rugby World Cup
In an exciting match played at the Allianz Stadium, New Zealand defeated France with a score of 42-26, securing third place in the Women’s Rugby World Cup.
The Black Ferns, after being eliminated in the semifinals by Canada, sought to close their participation in the tournament with a resounding victory against a French team that had proven to be a formidable rival.
France opened the scoring with a try by Pauline Bourdon, but New Zealand reacted quickly. Ruahei Demant, co-captain of the team, led the response with a try under the posts, tying the score.
The match remained tied until Sylvia Brunt scored a try that gave the Black Ferns the lead. Subsequently, Renee Holmes and Jorja Miller extended the lead with spectacular plays.
Braxton Sorensen-McGee, 18, also contributed a try, demonstrating his talent on the field.Nueva Zelanda celebra su victoria y el tercer lugar en el Mundial Femenino de Rugby.Portia Woodman-Wickliffe, a legendary figure in rugby, was honored during the match, which drew a huge ovation from the public.
France attempted a comeback with tries from Léa Champon, Gaby Vernier, and Emilie Boulard, but New Zealand maintained their lead to secure third place in the tournament.
