Summary
The Women's Rugby World Cup final between England and Canada is set to take place with significant differences in resources and financial backing between the two teams. England, with better funding and full-time contracts, faces Canada, which relies on community support and fundraising. Despite these disparities, Canada's strong performance on the field makes for a competitive matchup.
Key Facts
- The Women's Rugby World Cup final is a match between England and Canada.
- England's women's team has full-time contracts for 32 players and substantial financial backing.
- Canada’s team has minimal funding compared to England, with players earning significantly less.
- England has one of the best women's rugby leagues and extensive resources for training and preparation.
- Canada's rugby program has limited financial support, requiring additional fundraising efforts.
- Despite funding gaps, Canada's team has performed well, showing strong play in previous matches.
- The match is held at Allianz Stadium, Twickenham, on Saturday, 27 September at 16:00 BST.
- The game will be available to watch on iPlayer and listen to via Sounds or live on BBC platforms.
