Content overview: “Canada Ends England’s 41-Game Unbeaten Streak with Last-Gasp 24-21 WXV Win in Toronto”. England’s remarkable 41-game unbeaten run, stretching back to the 2022 Women’s Rugby World Cup final, came to a dramatic end in Toronto as Canada snatched a 24-21 victory with a last-gasp try at BMO Field. The loss marks England’s first defeat in four years, a streak that included a recent 26-all draw against Canada in Exeter—a result that clearly did not satisfy the hosts.
Canada, led by scrum-half Olivia Apps, had openly targeted this WXV clash as their moment for revenge after falling to England in last year’s World Cup final. The win not only avenges that loss but also signals a potential power shift in women’s rugby, with Canada proving they can beat the world’s top-ranked team when it matters most. For the complete material, the listing points back to the source inside the network.