The Women’s Rugby World Cup final on Saturday, 27 September 2025, promises to be a thrilling showdown as Canada challenges England at Twickenham. Despite England’s status as the world’s number one team and an unbeaten streak of 32 matches, Canada has emerged as a formidable contender, ranked second globally and undefeated this year. Their impressive journey to the final includes a dominant 34-19 victory over defending champions New Zealand in the semi-finals, where they led 24-7 at halftime. Canada’s recent performances suggest they are far from underdogs, having showcased exceptional speed, agility, and tactical prowess. Their quick ruck speeds, second-most clean breaks, and high number of offloads and runs highlight their dynamic playing style. Former players and analysts, including Maggie Alphonsi and Lesley McKenzie, have praised Canada’s ability to disrupt opponents and maintain momentum. Despite financial challenges and a semi-professional setup, Canada’s team has rallied with crowdfunding efforts and strategic planning. With key players like Sophie de Goede and Alex Tessier gaining experience in England’s Premiership Women’s Rugby league, Canada is poised to make history. As the nation rallies behind them, this final could mark a turning point for women’s rugby in Canada and inspire future generations.