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England's Red Roses have made four changes to their starting XV for their game against Canada in Rugby's WXV Global Series.

England Red Roses head coach John Mitchell has made four changes to the starting line-up to face Canada in the WXV Global Series in Toronto. Experienced hooker Amy Cokayne, centre Tatyana Heard, loosehead prop Hannah Botterman, and back-row Abi Burton all enter the starting XV. The match will be played in front of a record North American crowd for a standalone women's rugby game.
Helena Rowland, Bryony Field, and Mackenzie Carson move to the replacements bench, joined by Sadia Kabeya following a leg injury and 20-year-old Bristol Bears forward Demelza Short. Marlie Packer is absent from the tour ahead of partner Rosie Galligan giving birth. The fixture comes after England drew 26-26 with Canada in Exeter last month.
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