The Wallaroos are looking to spring a big surprise when they face the Red Roses in the Women's Rugby World Cup; England have won 29 games in a row; England face Australia in Brighton at 5pm on Saturday 6 September in a top-place decider.
Pictured: Emily Chancellor, co-captain of the Australian women's team, is ready to surprise her opponents in the match against England.
Australia co-captain Emily Chancellor wants to produce the “big surprise of the tournament” when her side face the Red Roses in their Group A final on Saturday.
In a tight battle for top spot in the group, the Wallaroo will be looking to end the Red Roses' remarkable 29-game winning streak.
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However, Australia will be looking to bounce back from a 31-31 draw against the United States.
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It looks like a close defeat to England could be enough for Australia to reach the quarter-finals, but Chancellor is aiming for more.
“We're looking forward to surprising our competitors,” she said.
“If we say the last game was the game of the tournament, let's look at what was the sensation of the tournament.”
Pictured: The Red Roses are flying high and showing no signs of slowing down at the Women's Rugby World Cup.
The Wallaroos have not had the record. They have lost seven matches against England, and the Red Roses won 42-7 in their last meeting in 2023.
Despite this, Australia accepts its underdog status.
“It's always nice to be the dark horse, you know, because there's no pressure,” flyhalf Tia Hinds said.
“England are under pressure and we have nothing to lose in this game.
“They are not invincible – history tells us they have been defeated before – and that doesn't mean we can't do it.”
What's next?
Group A concludes on Saturday, September 6 with Samoa v USA in York at 1.30pm, before England face Australia in Brighton at 5pm in a decider with top place at stake.
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