Women's Rugby World Cup - NewsNow
Latest news on the Rugby World Cup which is contested every four years. South Africa are the current men's champions, and New Zealand the women's champions.
www.newsnow.co.ukHere are the latest updates on the Women's Rugby World Cup (as of May 2026):
- The Women's Rugby World Cup is held every four years. The 2025 edition took place in England, with England defending their title after a strong run through the knockout stages. England reached the final after beating France in the semi-final and faced Canada in the final, with Canada among the title contenders in 2025.[2][4]
- In the 2025 knockout rounds, England advanced to the final by defeating Scotland in the quarterfinals and France in the semi-finals, while New Zealand and Canada were among the other top teams in the latter stages. Finalists were England and Canada, with England securing the World Cup on home soil.[3][2]
- For ongoing tournament coverage, authoritative outlets regularly publish match reports, fixtures, and post-match analyses. You can follow updates from RugbyPass, Rugby News aggregators, and World Rugby’s official Women’s Rugby News pages for the latest results, tables, and player spotlights.[6][7][10]
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