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Following the second round of pool matches, seven teams have secured their spots in the Women’s Rugby World Cup quarter-finals.
On Sunday, Ireland, New Zealand, South Africa, and France joined Canada, Scotland, and England in qualifying on Saturday.
Ireland defeated Spain by a bonus-point score of 43-27 on Sunday, clinching the victory with seven tries.
Who will win Pool C will be decided on Sunday in Brighton when Scott Bemand’s side takes on defending champions New Zealand.
Braxton Sorensen-McGee, a teenager, recorded a hat-trick as the Black Ferns defeated Japan 62-19 to advance to the quarter-finals.
South Africa triumphed over Italy 29-24 in a thrilling match to earn their first-ever knockout spot.
Following a 14-try victory over Brazil, France also advanced. Top spot in Pool D will be up for the Springbok Women and France when they meet next week.
Scotland will face second-placed Canada the following weekend in Salford, where they defeated Fiji 29-15.
Wales’ hopes of making it to the last eight were thwarted by Canada with a 42-0 defeat.
In Pool A, Jess Breach scored a hat-trick as tournament favorites England won the World Cup by a record score of 92-3 against Samoa.
Australia and the United States fought it out 31-31 in a dramatic match to remain in Pool A qualifying contention for second place.
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What is the operation of the tournament?
For a win, a draw, and a loss, teams are given four points.
However, teams will also receive bonus points if they succeed on four or more tries and/or suffer a seven-point or less thrashing.
Pool A equipment
Saturday, September 6:
- iPlayer, BBC Sport website, and BBC Sport app for USA v. Samoa (12:30 BST), York Community Stadium, iPlayer, and BBC Sport website.
- England vs. Australia on BBC Two at 17:00 BST in Brighton &, Hove Albion Stadium, from 16:40 BST.
Results from Pool A
30 August:
- Samoa 92-3, England – match report at Franklin’s Gardens
- Australia vs. USA 31-31, York Community Stadium match report
22 August:
- USA 69-7, Stadium of Light, Stadium of Light match report
23 August:
- Samoa defeated Australia 73-0 in the Salford Community Stadium match report
Pool B fixtures
Saturday, September 6:
- Canada v Scotland (12: 00), Sandy Park – BBC Two from 11: 45
- Wales v Fiji (14: 45), Sandy Park – BBC Two from 14: 15
Results from Pool B
30 August:
- Wales beats Canada 42-0 at Salford Community Stadium.
- Fiji vs. Scotland 29-15, Salford Community Stadium match report
23 August:
- Wales 38-8, Salford Community Stadium – match report
- Fiji vs. Canada at York Community Stadium, match report
Pool C fixtures
Sunday, September 7:
- iPlayer from York Community Stadium, BBC Sport website, and BBC Sport app (12:00), York Community Stadium, iPlayer.
- Brighton &, Hove Albion Stadium, BBC Two from 14:30, and BBC Radio Ulster and Foyle from 14:00. New Zealand vs. Ireland
Results from Pool C
31 August:
- Spain vs. Ireland 43-27, Franklin’s Gardens match report
- Japan 62-19, New Zealand – match report, Sandy Park
24 August:
- Is it a match report for Ireland 42-14 Japan at Franklin’s Gardens?
- Spain, New Zealand, York Community Stadium, match report
Pool D fixtures
Sunday, September 7:
- Italy vs. Brazil (15:00), BBC Sport website, and BBC Sport app, Franklin’s Gardens – iPlayer, and BBC Sport – iPlayer.
- The BBC Sport website and BBC Sport app, Franklin’s Gardens – iPlayer, and the BBC Sport website are all available on the BBC Sport website.
results from Pool D
31 August:
- South Africa, York Community Stadium, Italy 24-29, match report
- Brazil versus France 84-5, Sandy Park match report
- Italy vs. France 4-0, Sandy Park match report
24 August:
- Brazil 66-6, match report at Franklin’s Gardens
Quarter-final details, kick-off times, and BBC news coverage
Saturday, September 13:
- Winner Pool C v. Runner-up Pool D (13:00), Sandy Park – BBC Two from 12: 30, Quarter-final 1
- Quarter-final 2: Ashton Gate – BBC Two from 15:30 vs. Runner-up Pool A (16:00), Winner Pool B vs.
Sunday, September 14:
- Winner Pool D v Runner-up Pool C (13:00), Sandy Park – BBC Two from 12: 30, 3:00).
- Quarter-final 4: Ashton Gate – BBC One from 15:30 – Winner Pool A v Runner-up Pool B (16:00).
fixtures for the semi-final, kick-off times, and BBC coverage
Friday, September 19:
- Winner QF1 v Winner QF2 (19: 00), Ashton Gate – BBC Two from 18: 30
Saturday, September 20:
- Winner QF3 v Winner QF4 (15: 30), Ashton Gate – BBC One from 14: 45
Final, kick-off, and BBC coverage
Saturday, September 27:
- Third-place play-off final (12: 30), Twickenham – BBC Two from 11: 45
- World Cup final (16: 00), Twickenham – BBC One from 15: 00
related subjects
- Rugby Union
Source: BBC
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