US EditionCanada and Scotland into Women's Rugby World Cup quarter-finals
Canada and Scotland secured quarterfinal spots with bonus-point wins, showcasing strong offense and capitalizing on opponents' disciplinary challenges in Pool B matches.
- On Saturday, Canada women's rugby team routed Wales 42-0 and Scotland women's rugby team beat Fiji 29-15 in Salford to secure quarter-final places.
- Canada's rapid scoring run came after six visits to the Wales 22, scoring four grand tries in 15 minutes as Wales and Fiji are eliminated and will play dead-rubber fixtures next weekend.
- Sophie de Goede converted all six tries with 20 carries and 10 tackles, McKinley Hunt scored twice, and Brittany Kassil added one; Canada captain Alex Tessier said `I think we were very dominant in the set-piece`.
- Scotland's win marks their first World Cup quarter-final since 1998, and the two Pool B leaders will now meet next weekend to decide the Pool B winner.
- Canada's run of wins illustrates consistency with an eighth straight victory over Wales, while Francesca McGhie and Emma Orr guaranteed Scotland a top-two pool finish.
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Canada and Scotland into Women's Rugby World Cup quarter-finals
Canada underlined their status as one of the leading contenders for the Women's Rugby World Cup by reaching the quarter-finals with a game to spare after thrashing Wales 42-0.
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Canada and Scotland seal quarter-final places at Women’s Rugby World Cup
Second-ranked Canada scored six tries in a 42-0 win over Wales and Scotland defeated Fiji 29-15 as they both sealed quarter-final places at the Women's Rugby World Cup Pool B with bonus-point victories in Salford on Saturday. Read more at straitstimes.com.
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