WXV: Canada 24-21 England at BMO Field in TorontoEngland suffer first defeat since 2022 Women’s Rugby World Cup finalNo, there is nothing wrong with whatever device you are reading this on. The scoreline is correct. Yes, it finally happened. England…

Canada ended England's 41-game unbeaten streak with a thrilling 24-21 victory at BMO Field in Toronto. Shoshanah Seumanutafa scored a decisive try with just two minutes remaining to seal the historic win in front of a record North American women's rugby crowd of 18,621 fans. The result marks the first defeat for the Red Roses since the 2022 World Cup final.
England held a 14-5 lead at half-time following tries from Maddie Feaunati and Zoe Harrison, with Sarah Bern adding another in the second half. However, Canada fought back with tries from Savannah Bauder, Alysha Corrigan, DaLeaka Menin, and Seumanutafa. Head coach John Mitchell and England will face Canada again in a rematch next week.
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