At the York Community Stadium, Japan produced a stirring second-half comeback to defeat Spain 29–21 in their final Pool C match of the 2025 Women’s Rugby World Cup.
USA women's team delivered a commanding performance to shut out Samoa 60–0 in their final Pool A fixture at the 2025 Women’s Rugby World Cup, keeping their hopes for a quarterfinal berth alive.
Babalwa Latsha will captain the Springbok Women for the first time at a Women’s Rugby World Cup when they face France in their Pool D decider at Franklin’s Gardens on Sunday.
France delivered a crushing performance against Brazil in their Pool D fixture at the Women’s Rugby World Cup 2025, running out 84–5 winners at Sandy Park in Exeter.
In one of the most gripping contests of the Women's Rugby World Cup Pool A stage, USA and Australia played out a dramatic 31–31 draw that went down to the wire.
Scotland produced a composed and clinical performance to overcome a spirited Fijian side 29–15 and secure their place in the quarter-finals of the Women’s Rugby World Cup 2025.
Stadium Run of Scotland at Manchester Rugby Club ahead of the Pool B fixture of Scotland v. Fiji at the Women’s Rugby World Cup 2025, Manchester, England; 29th August 2025.
England are overwhelming favourites heading into their Women’s Rugby World Cup clash with Samoa at Franklin’s Gardens on Saturday, but stand-in captain Marlie Packer insists her team will not take anything for granted.
Ireland’s head coach, Scott Bemand, has made seven changes to the starting lineup for Sunday’s Women’s Rugby World Cup Pool C match against Spain in Northampton.
South Africa’s Springbok Women have adjusted their backline for their upcoming Women’s Rugby World Cup match against Italy, set for Sunday at York Community Stadium in England.
Samoa’s Women’s Rugby World Cup campaign has been dealt a blow after Melina Salale was suspended following a red card in their Pool A clash against Australia at the Salford Community Stadium on August 23.
Women's Rugby World Cup 2025 rugby match between Australia v Samoa - Pool A, Salford Community Stadium; Salford, Lancashire, England; 23rd August 2025.
New Zealand began their Women’s Rugby World Cup Pool C campaign with a commanding 54-8 victory over Spain, thanks to a dominant all-round performance and clinical finishing.