Late Canada fightback ends Red Roses' unbeaten streak — SkimNews
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- Canada beat England 24-21 in Toronto in the WXV Global Series, completing a late fightback after trailing in the closing stages
- Shoshanah Seumanutafa scored the decisive try in the 77th minute, ending the Red Roses' unbeaten run that had stretched back to the 2022 Rugby World Cup final — a streak Sky Sports' cross-coverage pegs at 41 consecutive matches
Why it matters: England's Red Roses had been unbeaten across 41 matches since the 2022 Rugby World Cup final, making this 77th-minute loss the end of the longest active winning run in women's rugby and a major statement win for Canada in the WXV Global Series.
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