With this emphatic win, New Zealand march into the final, keeping their hopes alive for a third consecutive Hong Kong Sevens title. Their pace and precision will make them tough to beat as they chase yet another victory. Meanwhile, Canada will be disappointed with the result but will take valuable lessons from competing against the world’s best as they continue their campaign on the Sevens circuit. For now, that rounds things out in this one. Thanks for tuning into Tribe.

New Zealand have stormed into the Hong Kong Sevens final with a dominant 41-point rout over Canada, delivering a masterclass in speed, skill, and precision. The Black Ferns Sevens controlled the match from start to finish, shutting down any Canadian attacking opportunities while piling on seven unanswered tries. Manaia Nuku opened the scoring before Jazmin Felix-Hotham crossed twice, with Risi Pouri-Lane, Jorja Miller, Kelsey Teneti, and Michaela Brake all adding their names to the scoresheet in a ruthless attacking display. Their defensive effort was just as impressive, preventing Canada from finding any space or momentum throughout the contest.

Davis pushes it wide right from the right sideline, and that is full-time.

BRAKE STRIKES! The ball is fired right and Brake cuts inside the defence to dive over and score!

Canada continue to build the phases but cannot find a way through. Side to side attack outside their 22, with the defence from New Zealand bringing the heat. Davis then wins the penalty at the ruck and the quick tap goes right...

Canada attack left off the scrum and Robinson is met well. Pick and go for Isyk, before it's sent right.

Bermudez winds up in midfield, stopped short of her 10m line. The ball then spills free, with Davis ruled to have thrown a forward pass for a Canada scrum feed.