The second round of the Rugby Women's World Cup 2017 saw New Zealand extend dominance over Hong Kong while England, Canada, France, USA and Ireland maintained their unbeaten streak.
Canada managed to overcome a late resistance from USA as they clinched their maiden World Rugby Sevens series in Singapore with a 26-19 triumph on Sunday.
Canada head coach Mark Anscombe wants more exposure for his team against tier-one teams as they gear up to face Ireland at Lansdowne Road in Dublin on Saturday.
Great Britain captain Emily Scarratt could not hide her disappointment after her team lost the two important games on the final day of the women's sevens tournament at Deodoro Stadium.
England have displaced South Africa from the third position in the World Rugby Rankings after their historic 39-28 victory over Australia in Brisbane last weekend.
Glasgow have signed Canada international Djustice Sears-Duru as well as tying up three BT Sport Scottish Rugby Academy players on professional contracts.
Canadian International Ciaran Hearn will make his Aviva Premiership debut tomorrow afternoon when he lines up at outside centre for London Irish against Harlequins at The Stoop (kick-off 3pm).