Canada’s women’s rugby team snaps England’s four-year winning streak
England’s women’s rugby team put together an unbeaten string of 41 matches in a span of four years. On Friday, Canada ended that streak. Shoshanah Seumanutafa made a long run along the left touch line with three minutes left to score the winning try in a 24-21 win at BMO Field for the senior women’s […]
Canada defeated England 24-21 in Toronto during the WXV Global Series, ending the Red Roses' unbeaten run. According to the Toronto Sun, Shoshanah Seumanutafa scored the winning try with three minutes remaining after a long run along the left touch line. BBC Sport specifies that the try occurred in the 77th minute.
The match at BMO Field halted a streak that the Toronto Sun describes as 41 matches over four years. BBC Sport reports the unbeaten run stretched back to the 2022 Rugby World Cup final, while the Winnipeg Free Press states the victory ended a 40-match unbeaten streak, noting that Canada had also halted a 39-match winning streak a month prior.
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