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Red Roses suffer back-to-back defeats for first time in a decade as Canada make statement

Canada stuns England with a 31-22 victory, marking the Red Roses' first back-to-back defeats in a decade. Captain Sophie de Goede's hat-trick highlights Canada's strength as they emerge as serious World Cup contenders for 2029.

The Guardian· Oct 25, 2026 · 12:32 AM · 1 views

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Canada stuns England with a 31-22 victory, marking the Red Roses' first back-to-back defeats in a decade. Captain Sophie de Goede's hat-trick highlights Canada's strength as they emerge as serious World Cup contenders for 2029. Full story and more reels: https://newsreel.video #news #breaking #rugby #Canada #England #sports #WomensRugby #WorldCup

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