Summary

  • England win Women's Rugby World Cup for third time with superb performance at Twickenham - match report

  • Flanker Sadia Kabeya named player of the match as Red Roses extend winning run to 33 games

  • Superb try from full-back Ellie Kildunne followed by scores from forwards Amy Cokayne and Alex Matthews give England 21-8 half-time lead

  • Abbie Ward and Matthews score tries as England hold off Canada in second half

  • Record crowd for women's rugby of 81,885 at Allianz Stadium

Live Reporting

Tom Rostance, Joe Rindl, Grace Wheeler and Erin Hughes

  1. How it was won

  2. Golden moment

    FT: Canada 13-33 England

    England lift the World Cup trophyGetty Images

  3. FT: Canada 13-33 England

    Maggie Alphonsi
    2014 England World Cup winner on BBC One

    If you want to achieve success. If you want to go far. You have to invest in your women's game.

  4. Get Involved

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    So happy for England but there needs to be a really big push on Canada turning professional and more support for other nations too. Having to Crowdfund for a World Cup as World No.2 is crazy. Well done to Canada, you were Brilliant.

    CJ, Bristol

  5. FT: Canada 13-33 England

    Sara Orchard
    Women's Rugby World Cup commentator on BBC One

    England are the country that have led the women's campaign and now they have a very shiny trophy to show for it.

  6. 'Remembered for all time'

    FT: Canada 13-33 England

    Brian Moore
    Former England hooker on BBC One

    Few people have the opportunity to be best in the world. Fewer people achieve it. It is something they will never forget. Something they deserve. And something that will be remembered for all time.

  7. Zoe Aldcroft holds the trophy high and the fireworks are LIT!

    England were destined to be world champions for the past few years but they still had to go and get it. And they did.

  8. Trophy incoming...

    FT: Canada 13-33 England

    England with their winners medalsGetty Images

  9. Emily Scarratt and Marlie Packer didn't get in the matchday squad today but have their medals - legends of the women's game.

  10. The signs tell the truth

    FT: Canada 13-33 England

    A fan holding a signGetty Images

  11. FT: Canada 13-33 England

    Simon Middleton
    Former England women head coach on BBC One

    I could not be happier for England, they so deserve this trophy.

  12. FT: Canada 13:33 England

    Sara Orchard
    Women's Rugby World Cup commentator on BBC One

    There is nothing but joy spinning round the stadium at the moment. You have to remember that women's rugby has not always looked like this.

  13. Here come England to get their winners' medals!

  14. Get Involved

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    Watching here in Germany whilst reading the BBC live feed. German commentators noted that even the defeated teams go home uplifted by this world cup. Delighted to see England win, and can't help but agree that women's rugby is in a very exciting place right now. Hoping to see more Rugby over here.

    Anon [please remember to put your name]

  15. Coach of the Year

    FT Canada 13-33 England

    ohn Mitchell, Head Coach of England, celebrates as he collects the Coach of the YearGetty Images

  16. FT: Canada 13-33 England

    Simon Middleton
    Former England women head coach on BBC One

    Up until this game, Canada had been the team of the tournament. They just ran out of steam.

  17. Canada are up to collect their medals. What a display and perhaps a staging point to go fully pro?

  18. 'Triumphant' England become world champions

  19. Get Involved

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    I remembered the hurt from losing in New Zealand last time. The Roses have played at a higher level consistently and beaten all comers, with no quarter asked or given. The bar has been set for the next few years. Amazing performance. Well deserved

    Richard, Sri Lanka

  20. FT: Canada 13-33 England

    Lesley McKenzie
    Former Canada international and current Japan head coach on BBC One

    There hasn't been anyone who has done more for their team at this tournament. Genuinely it leaves you speechless. Sophie de Goede is such an inspiration for girls and boys back home.