US, Australia Draw Women's Rugby World Cup Thriller Helping England Advance
Both teams earned two points and a four-try bonus point each, keeping their quarterfinal hopes alive with one pool match remaining in the tournament.
- Australia and the United States fought to an exciting tie, finishing level at 31-31 in their Women's Rugby World Cup match at York Community Stadium on Saturday.
- Both teams needed a win to advance, with Australia holding a points difference advantage and facing England next weekend in Brighton for qualification.
- Australia's Caitlyn Halse crossed the try line twice and created opportunities for Desiree Miller to score two tries, while Freda Tafuna secured a hat-trick for the USA; late in the game, Eva Karpani scored to bring Australia level.
- Sam Wood missed a crucial conversion that could have secured Australia a quarter-final spot, and both sides earned two points plus a four-try bonus point each for the draw.
- The result kept quarterfinal hopes alive for both teams but left final group rankings dependent on the upcoming matches involving Australia vs. England and the USA vs. Samoa.
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Australian and American women did not manage to divest themselves, Saturday night in York, in an indecisive meeting where each team entered five essays (31-31).
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The United States and Australia played out the best game of the Women's Rugby World Cup with a dramatic 31-31 draw in York on Saturday. In a tournament littered with lopsided scorelines, including hosts and favourites England's 92-3 rout of Samoa earlier Saturday, the United States twice overturned nine-point deficits before ending a thrilling clash

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US, Australia draw Women's Rugby World Cup thriller helping England advance
The United States and Australia played out the best game of the Women's Rugby World Cup with a dramatic 31-31 draw in York on Saturday.
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Leaning Left10Leaning Right15Center15Last UpdatedBias Distribution38% Center, 38% Right
Bias Distribution
- 38% of the sources are Center, 38% of the sources lean Right
38% Right
L 25%
C 38%
R 38%
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