Womens XVs Rugby - Global news & Developments
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That all depends on how much the WRU care about the conditioning for their women's team.
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sjbret wrote:Fiji Vs New Zealand A on 18th, Vs Samoa on 22th & Vs Tonga on 26th. Finals on 30th. All games in Lautoka.
https://www.fijirugby.com/latest-news/f ... ualifiers/
All fixtures on WR site (which confirm Fiji's and ARU's) with 11 games, all in Lautoka :johnbirch wrote:After the news item from the ARU about the Oceania Championship/World Cup qualifier today (https://wallaroos.rugby/news/2019/10/27/australia-a-fiji
Australia A, Fiji and Papua New Guinea are in Pool A, and New Zealand Development, Samoa and Tonga in Pool B. But teams will not be playing other teams in the same pool, but rather the three teams from the other pool.
Monday 18 November: Australia A v Tonga
Friday 22 November, Australia A v Black Ferns Development
Tuesday 26 November, Australia A v Samoa
Saturday 20 November: Finals
Monday 18 November, Samoa v Papua New Guinea, Australia A v Tonga, New Zealand Development v Fiji
Friday 22 November, Tonga v Papua New Guinea, Australia A v New Zealand Development, Samoa v Fiji
Tuesday 26 November, New Zealand Development v Papua New Guinea, Australia A v Samoa, Tonga v Fiji
Saturday 30 November, Finals 3 & 1 between 2nds and 1sts, except Australia A & New Zealand Development
https://www.world.rugby/tournament/1942/fixtures
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Czech Women 15 - 5 Swiss Women
REIC Women's trophy
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2019 Iberian Cup live streaming:
CRAT has signed Kate Matau, which last year wreaked havoc for Sporting against Olímpico...
CRAT has signed Kate Matau, which last year wreaked havoc for Sporting against Olímpico...
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Parabéns to Sporting, who for the second straight year dominated again Spanish champions. 12-16 against CRAT in A Coruña.
Even though I know they prepare well this match without other distractions, it concerns me a lot that a team from a country without local fifteens nor test rugby causes so much problem to top clubs from a theoretically emerging competition like Liga Iberdrola... This and U18 results are without doubts the worst news coming from Spain in recent times.
Even though I know they prepare well this match without other distractions, it concerns me a lot that a team from a country without local fifteens nor test rugby causes so much problem to top clubs from a theoretically emerging competition like Liga Iberdrola... This and U18 results are without doubts the worst news coming from Spain in recent times.
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Ireland 13-15 Wales (HT 5-0)
Ireland dominated the whole game and lose in the last seconds.
Ireland dominated the whole game and lose in the last seconds.
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Armchair Fan wrote:Parabéns to Sporting, who for the second straight year dominated again Spanish champions. 12-16 against CRAT in A Coruña.
Even though I know they prepare well this match without other distractions, it concerns me a lot that a team from a country without local fifteens nor test rugby causes so much problem to top clubs from a theoretically emerging competition like Liga Iberdrola... This and U18 results are without doubts the worst news coming from Spain in recent times.
4 Brazilians played this match.
For Sporting: Thamara Rangel, Larissa Lima (that was in NZ recently playing for Counties Manukau) and Suellen Oliveira. Rangel and Lima scored both tries!
For CRAT: Yanka Almeida.
Brazilian Rugby News: www.portaldorugby.com.br
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Czechia 17-5 Sweden (HT 5-5)
Great win for Czechia who dominated the all game except the 2 first minutes (swedish try) and 10 minutes in the second half (65-75).
And a second consecutive REIC women trophy for them.
Great win for Czechia who dominated the all game except the 2 first minutes (swedish try) and 10 minutes in the second half (65-75).
And a second consecutive REIC women trophy for them.
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Leonas probably learnt today more than in REWC, but still a disappointing defeat against Occitanie 16-12. No scrum, no win.
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Eagles Women for Canada: http://usa.rugby/2019/11/usa-womens-nat ... l_id=53153
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At halftime Switzerland 10 - 0 Finland
Full time: Switzerland 32 - 0 Finland
Finland actually defended quite strongly as CH were overwhelmingly dominant in possession and territory, the score could have been rather higher
Full time: Switzerland 32 - 0 Finland
Finland actually defended quite strongly as CH were overwhelmingly dominant in possession and territory, the score could have been rather higher
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Great comeback by Japan to beat Scotland 20-24
And once again I just wonder myself in public why the hell Scotland is gifted a spot in European RWC qualifiers. What have they done to prove they are any better than the Netherlands?
And once again I just wonder myself in public why the hell Scotland is gifted a spot in European RWC qualifiers. What have they done to prove they are any better than the Netherlands?
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Armchair Fan wrote:Great comeback by Japan to beat Scotland 20-24
And once again I just wonder myself in public why the hell Scotland is gifted a spot in European RWC qualifiers. What have they done to prove they are any better than the Netherlands?
That's easy. Scotland have more votes of WR Council.
Scotland gave up possession so easily, so often - and allowed Japan to make so much ground in each phase when they had possession - that you fear for them in the 6N.
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Armchair Fan wrote:Great comeback by Japan to beat Scotland 20-24
And once again I just wonder myself in public why the hell Scotland is gifted a spot in European RWC qualifiers. What have they done to prove they are any better than the Netherlands?
I'm pretty sure they are better than the Netherlands, but as you say they haven't proved it. I saw them play each other in Amsterdam 8 years ago, and the Netherlands were well beaten even though the Scottish team was quite experimental. I doubt much has changed.
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I'm no fool, of course they are probably better. As we are. It should be proven on field. Why 'Rugby Europe minus W6N' teams can have only one entrant at RWC?
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So much for not getting molly whopped...lose the series to Canada.
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Must be some sort of record for the women's game?


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Ser Podrick of Payne wrote:Must be some sort of record for the women's game?
No, oddly enough. Not a test, but even if it was the Ferns were short of Netherlands 141-3 win over Denmark in 2004.
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On the subject of Dutch rugby, the Netherlands lost 14-12 to Hong Kong in a test in Amsterdam this (Tueday) evening. No more details yet.
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HT was 0-7. Second and final match of the series is coming Saturday.
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The line up for NL was ( report in Dutch here https://www.rugby.nl/blog/bekendmaking- ... -dames-u18 )


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At Yverdon, Switzerland 7 - 19 Czechia at halftime
No livestream, facebook updates only.
No livestream, facebook updates only.
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I think this is men's U20?Ser Podrick of Payne wrote:At Yverdon, Switzerland 7 - 19 Czechia at halftime
No livestream, facebook updates only.
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If the game is considered as a part of WRWCQ, it's a record for it : the precedent was on 3/5/2012, Netherlands 105-0 Finland.johnbirch wrote:No, oddly enough. Not a test, but even if it was the Ferns were short of Netherlands 141-3 win over Denmark in 2004.Ser Podrick of Payne wrote:Must be some sort of record for the women's game?
For WRWC, the record is on 2/5/1998, New Zealand 134-6 Germany.
And not a test too, on 4/12/2004, Uganda 183-0 Rwanda.
Finally, out of the nations, I know in 2007 a 237-0 between a team fom Parramatta & one from Wollondilly in Australia.
http://les-archives-de-serge.over-blog. ... 50139.html
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The Barbarians with their nationality. They defeated Wales 29-15, five tries to three. The BaaBaas scored all the points in the first half, Wales all the points in the second half. Unfortunately the stadium was almost empty. It has to be said that three hours between the start of the women's game and the start of the men's one appear too much and that the kick off time, 11.45 local, seems uncomfortable. Maybe the aim of the organizers was to keep the spectators in the Millennium restaurants during the pause


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