Red Roses Reign: England Women’s Rugby World Champions 2025

England Crowned at the 2025 Women’s Rugby World Cup

The 2025 Women’s Rugby World Cup has come to an end. England met expectations, securing their third title at Twickenham in front of a record crowd of almost 82,000 fans. The day was filled with memorable moments on and off the field. Canada, which partly funded its participation in the tournament through crowdfunding, proved its worth by reaching the final.

What’s Next for Women’s Rugby?

Alofoke Deportes analyzes the future of women’s rugby and the path forward for the English “Red Roses”, after their triumph in the championship.

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England has shown remarkable dominance, with only one defeat in their last 63 matches, solidifying themselves as the most dominant force in women’s rugby.

The Red Roses are far ahead of the rest, competing with the best teams of the modern era.

Alofoke Deportes

The tournament stood out for the passion of the fans and the emotional stories, such as Samoa’s campaign, which moved everyone.

The 31-31 tie between Australia and the United States was one of the highlights.

The Future of Women’s Rugby

The tournament demonstrated the potential of the sport and the importance of investment. Greater investment is needed to ensure long-term growth. The key is to replicate the success of England, which has demonstrated the impact of adequate funding.

The 2029 World Cup in Australia is expected to be even bigger, with England as the favorite.

England’s success in the 2025 tournament highlights the importance of continuous work and investment in women’s rugby. Australia must leverage its role, both on and off the field, to ensure the growth of the sport.