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England's 41-match unbeaten run ends in WXV loss
Canada's late try ends England's 41-game unbeaten run in WXV Global Series.
In brief
Canada's late try ends England's 41-game unbeaten run in WXV Global Series. Canada beat England 24-21 in WXV Global Series, ending Red Roses' 41-match unbeaten run. Originally reported by Sky Sports.
Canada ends England's unbeaten run
Canada snapped England's 41-match unbeaten run with a 24-21 victory in Toronto.
Seumanutafa scores match-winning try
Shoshanah Seumanutafa came off the bench to score the match-winning try in the 77th minute.
Canada opens scoring early
Canada scored first through Savannah Bauder in the 15th minute after a draw in their previous clash.
England leads at halftime
England led 14-5 after quickfire tries from Maddie Feaunati and Zoe Harrison before half-time.
Canada keeps hopes alive
DaLeaka Menin's 63rd-minute try kept Canada's hopes alive for the match.
Canada wins with crowd support
Canada won with a raucous home crowd supporting them after Seumanutafa's match-winning try.
England coach comments
England's head coach John Mitchell said they were disappointed but focused on taking positives from the loss.
Canada captain's reaction
Canada's captain Justine Pelletier said winning on multiple levels was the cherry on top of their success.
England captain's perspective
England captain Megan Jones said they take huge pride in their unbeaten run despite the loss.
The big picture
Canada beat England 24-21 in WXV Global Series, ending Red Roses' 41-match unbeaten run.
