Canada have ended England’s unbeaten 39-match, six-year streak in stunning fashion with a 24-21 victory in Toronto.

Canada ended England's long unbeaten run with a 24-21 victory in Toronto during the WXV Global Series. After trailing at halftime following two rapid Red Roses tries, the Canadian side mounted a second-half comeback. Replacement flyhalf Shoshanah Seumanutafa scored the decisive late try to seal the historic win for the hosts.
Player of the match DaLeaka Menin delivered a standout performance featuring 15 carries, 12 tackles, and a vital 64th-minute try. Fullback Fancy Bermudez Bauder and wing Paige Corrigan also scored tries for Canada, while McKinley Hunt and substitute Brittany Kassil helped stabilize a challenging physical battle.
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