Canada forward Sophie de Goede has been named player of the year. She performed brilliantly in this tournament.

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Ruby Tui
New Zealand World Cup winner on BBC One

Canada have turned heads around the world at this tournament.

Maggie Alphonsi
2014 England World Cup winner on BBC One

This whole tournament has been a major success.

Abby Dow's Brother, Chris speaking to BBC Sport: "She has been working on this for the last two years, it has been her highest priority and I have barely been able to speak to her.

"I rarely say this, but I am proud of her."

England World Cup winner Abbie Ward on BBC One: "Honestly as soon as the whistle went I just burst into tears. Its' truly been such a special day. A sold-out crowd at Twickenham. It was electric, in front of friends, family, it's amazing.

"The last final loss, that was then. This is a new team, this is a new chapter of women's rugby. It wasn't about righting wrongs. This is our little moment today. It's about this, this team has been special, what we've done has been special. The support, the crowd, the friends and family involved, it's been magical."

On her daughter watching on: "She's been on the side of the pitch waving like mad. I can't wait to pick her up and bring her on to the pitch. When you get occasions like today, it does make it worth it. It's one of those pinch me moments."

Mike Henson
BBC Sport at Twickenham

Captain Zoe Aldcroft is just issuing the squad and backroom team a little address in the middle of a huddle.

She is really animated.

These are the moments that they will remember forever.

Ruby Tui
New Zealand World Cup winner on BBC One

England did it their way. They played the rugby they knew they were great at. Hannah Botterman, Zoe Aldcroft...

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England scrum-half Natasha Hunt speaking to BBC Sport: "This is unimaginable. I am so proud of the girls. I hope this stays for women's rugby."

On coach John Mitchell: "He has just kept it simple. He has been honest, sometimes brutally honest but I like that. He has got this week bang on. We played on the 16th member of the team - the crowd.

"I don't think any of us could have imagined it would have been like this. That is a testament to everyone behind the scenes and those who turned up today."

Lady, get to the parade...

Mike Henson
BBC Sport at Twickenham

The party invites have just dropped.

England will host a celebration event at Battersea Power Station in London, tomorrow at 14:00 BST.

It will be broadcast on BBC One from 15:00 BST, but it is free entry if you want to get down there in person.

“We are so proud of our world champion Red Roses for their historic win in the Women’s Rugby World Cup final," said Rugby Football Union chief executive Bill Sweeney.

"To achieve this in England and at Allianz Stadium, the home of England Rugby, makes this victory even more rewarding. Our congratulations go to entire playing squad and management team on this monumental achievement. “We can’t thank fans, across the country, enough for their support of the Red Roses during the tournament – it's been phenomenal."

Gabby Logan
Women's Rugby World Cup presenter on BBC One

I cannot tell you what the noise is like in this stadium.

Simon Middleton
Former England women head coach on BBC One

The pressure on England would have been unbelievable. They held their nerves, they played a great game. They stepped up. When it got really tough, they got tough.

Mike Henson
BBC Sport at Twickenham

Ellie Kildunne just did a full Fleabag breaking-of-the-fourth-wall as the on-pitch cameraperson circled her during the celebrations.

England's full-back looked straight down the barrel and gave a knowing smile.

Never in doubt.

Maggie Alphonsi
2014 England World Cup winner on BBC One

I have tears in my eyes, I am so proud of this England team.

It’s been 11 years of hurt.

They’re history-makers, they’ve gone from heartbreak to happiness.

What we did in 2014 was nothing, this is history.