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Borderers Chloe Rollie and Lisa Thomson Help Scotland Make It Into Women’s Rugby World Cup Quarter-Finals for First Time Since 2002

Scotland secured their progression to the Women's Rugby World Cup quarter-finals by defeating Fiji 29-15 at Salford Community Stadium on August 30, 2025.
This victory followed a hard-fought match where Fiji showed resilience but suffered key setbacks, including multiple sin-bins and a disallowed try for a knock-on.
Scotland scored four tries, with Francesca McGhie and Rhona Lloyd among the scorers, while Fiji's late consolation try through Karalaini Naisewa could not shift momentum.
Meanwhile, Canada dominated Wales 42-0 in a Pool B clash in Salford, controlling 65% of possession and 70% territory, with Tyler Peters scoring twice and Sophie de Goede converting all six tries.
These results confirmed Wales' elimination and set Scotland and Canada as Pool B's top two teams, advancing them toward the knockout stages and highlighting Canada's status as serious title contenders.

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