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- Sep 27, 202590% CONFIDENCEfrom the source
England Beat Canada 33-13 to Win the 2025 Women's Rugby World Cup
- England beat Canada 33-13 in the 2025 Women's Rugby World Cup final at Twickenham (Allianz Stadium) on 27 September 2025[1][2]
- It was the Red Roses' third World Cup title and their first since 2014, extending an unbeaten run that stood at 32 matches going into the final[1]
- Alex Matthews scored two tries and Ellie Kildunne lit up the back line; Sadia Kabeya was player of the match[1][2]
- Canada led 5-0 in the fifth minute through Asia Hogan-Rochester's try[2]
- A capacity crowd of 81,885 watched; all 82,000 tickets had sold out in August[1][2]
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- [1]90%rugbyworldcup.com/2025/en/news/1016804/can-engrugbyworldcup.com· Posted Sep 25, 2026· Starts Sep 27, 2025 ✓· 33% of score
World Rugby's match report "CAN 13-33 ENG" is dated 27 Sep 2025; Wikipedia's[2] match box gives kick-off at 16:00 BST that day at Twickenham.
- [2]80%2025 Women's Rugby World Cup final (Wikipedia)en.wikipedia.org· Added Sep 25, 2026· 33% of score
27 September 2025 at Twickenham, kick-off 16:00 BST; England 33, Canada 13; player of the match Sadia Kabeya; referee Hollie Davidson; attendance 81,885; the final sold out all 82,000 tickets in August.[1]
- [3]80%England WIN unforgettable Final | Canada v England | Rugby World Cup 2025 | Final | Highlights (World Rugby)youtube.com· Added Sep 25, 2026· 33% of score
World Rugby's own highlights of the final.[1]
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