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Women's Rugby World Cup: How England 2025 became biggest tournament ever
England 2025 has attracted more than three times the number of fans than the previous Rugby World Cup with a clever strategy and competitive prices.
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theguardian.com
France v England: Women’s Rugby World Cup 2025 semi-final – live
Minute-by-minute report: Join Lee Calvert for updates to find out who books their place in the Rugby World Cup final
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lemonde.fr
England beats France 35-17 in Women's Rugby World Cup semi-final
England, into their seventh final in a row – but beaten in five of the last six by New Zealand – will now face Canada in next Saturday's final.
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‘Absolutely incredible’: England captain Zoe Aldcroft relishing sold-out Twickenham final
The Rugby World Cup final at a sold-out Twickenham will be a special moment for women’s rugby, said the England captain, Zoe Aldcroft
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bbc.com
Women's Rugby World Cup final: England v Canada kick-off time, venue, form guide and stats
England and Canada will meet on Saturday in the Women's Rugby World Cup final. Here's everything you need to know.
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Women’s Rugby World Cup ticket sales triple that of 2022 tournament
Tickets for the Women’s Rugby World Cup have tripled since the previous tournament, with organisers saying the sales had ‘surpassed best expectations’
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Women's Rugby World Cup: How England 2025 became biggest tournament ever
England 2025 has attracted more than three times the number of fans than the previous Rugby World Cup with a clever strategy and competitive prices.
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Women's Rugby World Cup final: Why are Canada so good and will they beat England?
Canada, who launched a crowdfunding campaign before the Women's Rugby World Cup, are not as big an underdog for Saturday's final against England as you might think.
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England will not ‘dwell’ on 2022 defeat before World Cup final against Canada
England’s heartache at the Women’s Rugby World Cup three years ago has made them ready for the final against Canada, says the hooker Lark Atkin-Davies