England to celebrate Women’s Rugby World Cup win with special event in Battersea
Red Roses make history with Women’s Rugby World Cup triumph
- England's Red Roses have secured their third Women's Rugby World Cup title, their first in 11 years, by defeating Canada 33-13 in the final.
- The victory took place at a sold-out Allianz Stadium, Twickenham, in front of a record crowd for any women's rugby fixture.
- The triumph extended England's impressive winning streak to 33 consecutive matches, marking a significant achievement for English women's sport.
- A public trophy celebration for the team is scheduled for Sunday 28 September, from 2pm to 4pm, at North Park, Battersea Power Station.
- The Rugby Football Union plans to capitalise on the win by having squad members visit community rugby clubs nationwide to promote the growth of women's and girls' rugby.