England book final spot

England Women will play New Zealand in the World Cup final on Sunday after knocking out host nation Canada.

England book final spot
Wed, 13 Sep, 2006 - 11:17

England Women will play New Zealand in the World Cup final on Sunday after knocking out host nation Canada.

England’s 20-14 victory in Edmonton – secured by tries from Charlotte Barras (2) and Kim Shaylor – ensured a repeat of the 2002 final, when New Zealand triumphed 19-9.

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