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Consecutive Defeats From Canada Put Red Roses on First Rugby Losing Streak in a Decade
- On Friday, Canadian captain Sophie De Goede scored a hat-trick as Canada defeated reigning world champions England 31-22 at TD Place Stadium in Ottawa.
- This victory follows Canada's 24-21 win in Toronto last week, which snapped England's 41-game unbeaten streak and marked the Red Roses' first back-to-back defeats in a decade.
- In front of 14,117 fans, Canada secured five tries with scores from Julia Omokhuale, DaLeaka Menin, and Savannah Bauder, while England's Maddie Feaunati, Amy Cokayne, and Emma Sing crossed for tries.
- De Goede said the crowd "has been incredible" during the WXV Global Series, while players credited the vocal home support for providing a significant advantage throughout the match.
- England heads to New Jersey next Friday to face the USA, seeking to avoid three consecutive losses for the first time since 2013 after falling twice to Canada.
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The Independent (US)England fall to back-to-back defeats for first time in 10 years
England had gone four years unbeaten before their 24-21 defeat to Canada in Toronto last week
·London, United Kingdom
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Canadian women's rugby team scores 2nd straight win over powerhouse England
One loss isn’t a losing streak, but dropping two in a row is cause for concern. That’s exactly where the England Red Roses find themselves following Friday’s 31-22 setback in Ottawa, falling to Canada for a second time in the Rugby Rematch Tour of the WXV Global Series.
·Ottawa, Canada
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Leaning Left11Leaning Right3Center8Last UpdatedBias Distribution50% Left
Bias Distribution
- 50% of the sources lean Left
50% Left
L 50%
C 36%
14%
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