#canada-womens-rugby

#canada-womens-rugby

The unmistakable earworm of Dappy's 2011 hit No Regrets boomed out of the speakers as England stepped on to the turf to train at Twickenham on the eve of Saturday's Rugby World Cup final. It's fair to say, though, that the Red Roses do have a few regrets, six of them stemming from World Cup final losses. The most recent was three years ago when they fell to defeat at the hands of New Zealand at Eden Park.

Canada will seek to burst England's aura of invincibility in the Rugby World Cup final, says their most-capped player, Tyson Beukeboom. Canada will stick with the same starting XV that has seen them through the knockout stages and Beukeboom says her team have the means to upset an England side who are unbeaten in their last 32 games. The Roses, because they are a highly structured team, it's easy to play against them, hard to beat them, she said.