Black Ferns become Women's Rugby World champions in Belfast

New Zealand have beaten England 41-32 in the Women's Rugby World Cup final in Belfast.

Black Ferns become Women's Rugby World champions in Belfast
Sat, 26 Aug, 2017 - 22:43

England Women 32 New Zealand Women 41

New Zealand wrecked England's hopes of retaining the Women's Rugby World Cup in a pulsating final at Belfast's Kingspan Stadium.

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CourtsRugbyHeathrowPlace: BelfastPlace: Kingspan StadiumPlace: New ZealandPerson: Johanna KontaPerson: Toka NatuaPerson: Selica WiniataPerson: Charmaine SmithPerson: Kendra CocksedgePerson: CocksedgePerson: Lydia ThompsonPerson: Izzy Noel-SmithPerson: Emily ScarrattPerson: Simon MiddletonPerson: ScarrattPerson: Danielle WatermanPerson: Megan JonesPerson: Rachel BurfordPerson: Katy McLeanPerson: Victoria Subritzky-NafataliPerson: WiniataPerson: Sarah GossPerson: McLeanPerson: Joy NevillePerson: Rachael BurfordPerson: ThompsonPerson: NatuaPerson: SmithEvent: Rugby WorldEvent: Women's Rugby World CupOrganisation: Black FernsOrganisation: EnglandOrganisation: New ZealandOrganisation: Red RosesOrganisation: Rugby Foootball UnionOrganisation: FranceOrganisation: Natua
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