Summary
England's women's rugby team won the Women's Rugby World Cup, defeating Canada 33-13 in front of over 80,000 fans at Twickenham. The team aims to inspire future generations and continue their success in upcoming competitions, such as the Premiership Women's Rugby season. Team members celebrated this victory as a significant step for women's sports.
Key Facts
- England's women's rugby team won the Women's Rugby World Cup against Canada, 33-13.
- The match was held at Twickenham, with more than 80,000 spectators attending.
- This victory marks England's third World Cup win, following championships in 1994 and 2014.
- Team captain Zoe Aldcroft mentioned that their success aims to inspire young girls to play rugby.
- The team's winning streak includes 33 consecutive matches and four Women's Six Nations titles.
- Celebrations continued with a 'Champions Party' for fans at Battersea Power Station.
- The team sees their role as inspiring future players and continuing their competitive edge in the forthcoming Premiership Women's Rugby season.
