Hosts Australia, defending champions New Zealand, Canada, England and France all came through the opening two matches with perfect records on day one of the HSBC Sydney Sevens. The fifth women’s round of the HSBC World Rugby Sevens Series 2020 got off to a flying start when Fiji stunned Glendale winners USA 19-14 in the
Australia have been crowned HSBC Women’s Sydney Sevens champions after beating New Zealand in the Cup Final 31-0 with Canada finishing third after beating Russia 40-12 in the Bronze Final. In the Trans-Tasman Cup Final showdown between Australia, the winners of the HSBC Dubai Sevens, and current HSBC Women’s Seven Series champions New Zealand it
Day two of the HSBC Sydney Sevens Women’s Cup competition was dominated by Australia and New Zealand who will meet in the Cup final on Day Three. England won the Challenge Trophy beating Fiji. It is the Cup final the crowd has been waiting to see. A Trans-Tasman clash between the Olympic champions Australia, who
England Women Sevens have won the Challenge Trophy at the HSBC World Rugby Women’s Sevens in Sydney after beating Fiji 29-10 in the final. After narrowly missing out on a place in the Cup quarter finals on day one, England defeated Papua New Guinea 52-0 in the semi-final. The win means England secure a ninth place ranking at the Sydney
England will face Papua New Guinea in the semi-final of the Challenge competition on day two of The HSBC World Rugby Women’s Sevens in Sydney, Friday 26 January (KO 10pm GMT live Sky Sports Action and via WorldRugby.org). In their opening fixture against USA, England ran in four tries for a 28-24 win, but went down 12-33 in the game against New
On Australia Day at the Sydney Sevens it was a full day of Pool matches for the HSBC Women’s Seven Series with the Men’s series playing their first round pool matches. In the HSBC Women’s Seven Series it was fast furious on the field at Allianz Stadium with three teams heading to the Cup finals
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