That's all we have for this one. Stay with Tribe for coverage of the clash between Canada and England which will decide the winner of this year's WXV1 title. This is Anthony Morgan signing off.

France did well to be within six points at halftime despite only having 33% of the ball. The pressure finally told in the second half as the Black Ferns stepped up in the forwards. Romane Menager and Emeline Gros were standouts in the pack while off the bench Rose Bernadou ranged wide with several powerful runs. Les Bleues' backs saw very little space with ball in hand but Nassira Konde did have a couple of nice touches.

The win lifts New Zealand up to fourth on the WXV1, a result they will be disappointed with overall but they will be happy to carry some momentum into a World Cup year with a strong display against France. Georgia Ponsonby was heavily involved throughout and was named the Player of the Match. Alana Bremner was a reliable lineout target and carried strongly alongside Kaipo Olsen-Baker, who was powerful off the back of the scrum. Tanya Kalounivale brought huge impact in her 25-minute stint off the bench. Katelyn Vaha'akolo was typically dangerous out wide with three tries as she finished off some brilliant play by Ruahei Demant and Sylvia Brunt in the midfield.

The Black Ferns have broken their three-match losing streak with an emphatic 39-14 win over France in Vancouver. Leading 20-14 at halftime, New Zealand buried the contest with a powerful third quarter showing where they pulled clear with tries to Katelyn Vaha'akolo, Kaipo Olsen-Baker and Tanya Kalounivale. The part the Black Ferns will be most happy with was their defence as they scrambled well to deny Rose Bernadou and Lina Queyroi in the last quarter as they kept a clean sheet intact after halftime.

France swing it left to Jacquet before Vernier finds space down the left as she rolls in a threatening grubber into the in-goal. The siren goes in the background as the ball curves to the left and rolls touch in-goal. That will be fulltime.

Chambon's pass is intercepted before New Zealand swing it left to Paul who keeps it alive. Kalounivale and Lolohea combine in the middle as France rush up on Bremner on the right. An error soon after by Demant gifts France the scrum feed 36m out.

New Zealand bring it back from the dropout through Brunt before Leti-I'iga is cut down 22m out. Konde is quick over the ball at the breakdown as France are awarded the penalty for holding on. They find touch 12m from halfway.

Mikaele-Tu'i goes close on the short side before Viliko is driven over the line but is held up by desperate French defence. Les Bleues will drop it out from under the horns.

The Black Ferns attempt a set play to the left where France are penalised for a tackle off the ball. Holmes finds touch 5m out.