Canada and Scotland in Women’s Rugby World Cup World Cup Quarter

Canada emphasized its status from the leading candidates for women’s rugby world cup reaching quarterfinals with play and games to spare after twitching Velsa 42-0.

Success Saturday in Salford in Salford is in Canada, he ranked the world behind England, monitoring their opening of 65-7 pools B, which was congested with another accentuated victory.

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In contrast, the defeat left Wales at the edge of elimination after the surprisingly heavy loss in Scotland in his first match tournament.

Otherwise, Scotland also reserved its place in the last eight with a win from 29-15 through Fiji – the sights of the victory in this tournament so far – which condemned Wales at an early exit.

Wales is encouraging the beginning against Canada, but the match was in the competition immediately after half an hour with northwest Americans, and in front of the McKinley Hunt, and one for Alisha Corrigan and Asia Hogan-Rochester.

Taylor Perry and Brittani Kassil crossed the attempt from Wales after half, when Georgia Evans was a yellow cardboard and Sophie de Goede turned all six attempts.

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– ‘dominant’ –

“I think we were very dominant in the set, it was amazing to watch our girls dominate the shorts, and the line was still strong for us” Canadian Captain Alek Tessier said for the BBC.

“We knew what to expect (from Wales), we knew it would be physically, especially about these failures that we didn’t react quickly, but we retained the composition and managed to reach a try.”

Wales, who was without injured co-Captain Alex Callder and Kate Williams, at least created better performance after trying out against Scotland,

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“The big thing for me was that it was in the last 15 minutes in the 20th minute I was looking at what I want to see, and I set the ball and set individuals with the ball in my hand,” said the trainer of Velsa Sean Linn.

Scotland joined Canada in the quarterfinals with a heavy victory of Fiji.

Francesca McGhie opened scoring with a second moment attempt after it only takes 55 seconds to break down the stall in Wales.

Rhona Lloyd added two more attempts to put Scotland forward on a break, but the result of Manukalo Komaitai after Restart gave Fiji Nade for return.

McGhie’s fifth attempt at tournament and top solo effort EMMA orr, which secured the bonus point, guaranteed Scottish top finish in the pool.

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Fiji has reached a late consolation attempt through Karalain Naiseva, but the defeat provided their way out in the group phase.

“Incredibly,” said Captain Scotland Rachel Malcolm. “I have no words right now.

“We’ve been thinking about it a really long time, after what we went from the field. I don’t think we were in the World Cup quarter of 24, so it was nice to create a little history.”

Other matches are in the pool and where the tournament will be favored by England to book their place in the last eight against Samo, despite 13 changes in the beginning of 15, which was sold properly, the United States 69-7.

Eagles, meanwhile, face the Australian team fresh than huge Samoa 73-0.

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