England's Red Roses Seek Historic Rugby World Cup Win at Home

England's Red Roses women's rugby team is preparing for a highly anticipated Rugby World Cup final against Canada at Twickenham, aiming to secure their first world championship since 2014. The team has an impressive recent record, with only one defeat in their last 63 matches, and they are strong favorites to win, hoping to become the first senior England team to claim a World Cup on home soil. Head coach John Mitchell draws on lessons from the men's 2019 World Cup final loss to manage the emotional and physical demands on the players, emphasizing psychological preparation and allowing the team space to perform. The women’s rugby community is vibrant and historic, with past players and supporters actively engaging in the buildup to the final, highlighting the sport’s growth since the first Women’s Rugby World Cup in 1991. The final is seen not only as a sporting contest but also as a pivotal moment for women’s rugby in England, potentially inspiring a surge in grassroots participation nationwide. Canada, having recently defeated New Zealand, present a serious challenge, but England’s sustained winning streak and home advantage make them the strong contenders to claim the title.