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Aitchison finds touch with a nice kick 10m from the New Zealand try line. Matthews takes the lineout and the rolling maul comes on. The ball is released for Heard in midfield and she is levelled by Brunt.

Rowland starts it straight before it fades away to the left from the right sideline.

Hohaia finds Demant to carry off the scrum. Pick and go for Vaipulu, but Matthews is over the ball to win the penalty for England!

Rowland drags her kick wide left from right touch.

Hunt feeds to the scrum and attacks left, finding Breach to carry towards the 22 of New Zealand. Matthews winds up next, with the ball then sent wide right for Dow to break away!

NEW ZEALAND STEM THE FLOW! Mikaele-Tu'u goes very close, with the quick recycle seeing the ball sent right for Ponsonby to step off her right foot and score!

Packer carries well to halfway, with the right side shift sending Matthews in behind, but her offload is picked off brilliantly by Vaha'akolo for New Zealand! Bremner settles things with a carry inside her 22, before Holmes kicks but not out!

TEAM NEWS: New Zealand - Six changes and two positional switches have been made to the starting side after suffering a gut-wrenching two point defeat to Ireland last week. In the forwards, Georgia Ponsonby comes in for Atlanta Lolohea at hooker and Tanya Kalounivale gets the nod ahead of Amy Rule at tighthead prop. Alana Bremner replaces her sister Chelsea in the second row, while a reshuffle in the loose sees Liana Mikaele-Tu'u shift from No. 8 to blindside flanker, Kaipo Olsen-Baker slot in at No. 8, and Layla Sae move to the bench. In the backs, Hannah King takes the reins at first-five, which sees Ruahei Demant move to second-five and Amy du Plessis drop out of the side. The final change sees Ayesha Leti-I'iga take the right wing spot from Ruby Tui. Sylvia Brunt is set to make her 20th appearance for the Black Ferns at outside centre.

England continue to build phases and Tukuafu eventually concedes the penalty for not rolling at the ruck. Aitchison finds touch 18m out down the right side. The lineout is over thrown but Packer manages to secure it.

Demant steps past one to be stopped 48m away. Right it goes for King, with the kick sent out on the full for an English throw on halfway, after all of that! Matthews is taken in the air at the lineout and England are awarded the penalty.

THE ENGLISH ARE ON A ROLL! Hunt fires it right off the scrum and Kildunne busts straight through a massive gap! Kildunne has the gas to beat the covering defence, running in a simple one from 25m out for England's third try.

With Canada’s passionate rugby fans set to provide a raucous atmosphere, this showdown promises to be a fierce and tightly contested battle. Both sides have plenty to prove, and with the race for the WXV 1 title heating up, expect nothing less than world-class rugby from these two powerhouses.

Brunt and Bremner attack down the right as King is met 37m out. Sae trucks it up next, with a strong counter ruck coming from England but the ball is there for Hohaia. Roos carries, along with another Bremner carry.

Rowland steers it straight through the middle 10m in from right touch.

King strikes it excellently to send it between the posts 7m in from the right sideline.

ENGLAND CANNOT BE STOPPED! Some slick hands sends Dow away on the right wing, drawing the fullback to send Breach away from 20m out to finish in the corner for her second try!

England soon began to impose themselves, with Jess Breach crossing in the 19th minute after a relentless period of pressure near the New Zealand try line. England’s forwards dominated the breakdown, allowing the ball to be spread wide for Breach to score. Ellie Kildunne then broke through for a sensational try in the 28th minute, exploiting a gap in the Black Ferns' defence to race in from 25 metres out. Just before the break, Kildunne struck again, combining with Breach to add her second try of the game and giving England a commanding lead.

HAT-TRICK FOR BREACH! Quick hands for England down the short side and Tui flies out of the line, with Breach stepping off her left to stand her up and finish sharply in the left corner!

Hohaia feeds to the scrum for Olsen-Baker to carry off the back. Left side shift for Roos to work it over halfway, with Rule next to carry in centre field. Strong defence from England as New Zealand continue to build phases.

New Zealand get the feed to the scrum 24m from their try line as Joseph feeds and the weight comes on from England, causing New Zealand to disintegrate and concede the penalty!

Holmes goes long with the restart and Rowland fields it on her 22. Inside ball for Aldcroft to carry and New Zealand concede the penalty for side entry at the ruck as Olsen-Baker gets it all wrong. Aitchison finds touch on halfway.

New Zealand concede the penalty for collapsing at scrum time as Aitchison finds touch 24m from the try line. Easy yards for England as the lineout is secured. Dow carries in midfield but Ponsonby levels her with a big hit. The kick in behind is then dribbled into the in goal, but it goes dead for a New Zealand scrum feed.

Rowland sprays the kick wide right from the right side.

Roos carries to her 22m line, with the clearing kick eventually coming from King and it's charged! The ricocheting ball cannot be cleaned up by Tukuafu, knocking on for an England scrum 9m from the try line in midfield.

England send the restart deep and it falls for Demant inside the 22. Carrying next is Mikaele-Tu'u, before the ball goes right and King busts in behind, beating defenders on her way to halfway on a great charge. Quick ball for Brunt to be dragged down in centre field...

Hot on attack go New Zealand as Mikaele-Tu'u winds up to met 7m away. Next to have a go is Ponsonby, along with Bremner on another charge. Roos is met well next 8m short of the line. Play breaks down so the referee comes back for an offside penalty against England after some desperate defence. New Zealand opt for the scrum 7m out directly in front of the posts.

NEW ZEALAND HIT BACK! Into the 22 go the Black Ferns, with a great ball over the top from Demant sending Leti-I'iga over in the corner!

Joseph clears to King in the pocket, putting a poor kick in that Breach counters back into the 22. Leti-I'iga is there, though, stealing the ball away for the Black Ferns! It's slow ball for Joseph and she clears to touch, finding it on her 22m line.

New Zealand gets us underway in Vancouver through the boot of Holmes, sending the kick off high in the air. It falls for Matthews outside the 22 and she brings it back strongly, met by Tukuafu. Carrying next is Muir, along with Heard towards the 10m line, but Leti-I'iga steals it away for the Black Ferns! The ball is sent left for Vaha'akolo to kick in behind, cleaned up by Hunt inside her 22...

Short restart from King but it's fielded well by Matthews. England swing it left but a poor pass from Scarratt goes forward for a New Zealand scrum 38m from the try line.

The front rows go straight down at the scrum and the referee resets it. The second scrum attempt is good as the ball goes right, finding Aitchison who drops a chip over the top that Brunt tidies up outside her 22.

TEAM NEWS: England - John Mitchell has made 10 changes to the Red Roses' starting side that thrashed the USA 61-21 last weekend. Hannah Botterman, Amy Cokayne and Maud Muir form a new front row, with Lark Atkin-Davies, Mackenzie Carson and Sarah Bern all moving to the bench. Zoe Aldcroft swaps with Rosie Galligan at lock. Marlie Packer returns at the expense of Georgia Brock at openside flanker. Natasha Hunt and Holly Aitchison renew their partnership in the halves as Lucy Packer and Zoe Harrison provide cover from the bench. Tatyana Heard and Helena Rowland join forces in the midfield, while on the right wing Abigail Dow replaces Bo Westcombe-Evans. 

ENGLAND HIT STRAIGHT BACK! England keep the ball alive and send it right, putting Dow on the outside of her defender, and she palms away to finish brilliantly in the corner!

Muir and Botterman wind up for strong carries to go within 4m of the line. Matthews goes next, along with Packer who is just short...

England maintain possession on halfway, firing it left for Dow to cut inside and be shut down. It's loose in midfield and Brunt is ruled to have a got a hand to it in the tackle, knocking on for an English scrum in centre field.

ENGLAND STRIKE FOR THEIR FIFTH TRY! Clean lineout win for the English and some slick hands right from Heard to Kildunne sends Dow away to finish easily in the corner!

England spin it left for Dow to be stopped 20m shy of halfway. Matthews carries next, along with Heard who is met well by Sae. Slow ball for Hunt and she finds Aitchison to chip over the top. It's cleaned up by Demant 40m from the try line.

As the clock wound down, England continued to pile on the pressure. Some strong forward play set up Zoe Harrison for a try in the 77th minute, putting the result beyond doubt. New Zealand managed a late consolation when Maama Vaipulu powered over in the final play of the game, making the scoreline slightly more respectable but doing little to mask their disappointment.

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