England's Dominant Opening Victory: Women's Rugby World Cup
England triumphed over the United States with an emphatic 69-7 victory in the Women’s Rugby World Cup opener. Scoring 11 tries, England highlighted their pre-tournament favorite status, marking a record-breaking match attendance. Key players like Ellie Kildunne and Jess Breach showcased their prowess in the dominant performance.
Hosts England showcased their dominance with an impressive 69-7 victory against the United States in the opening match of the Women's Rugby World Cup. The high-scoring affair, featuring 11 tries, confirmed England's standing as tournament favorites and attracted a record crowd to the Stadium of Light.
The standout performers included Ellie Kildunne and Jess Breach, each securing two tries, with additional contributions from players like Lark Atkin-Davies and Sadia Kabeya. England's strategy paid off as they bypassed early penalty opportunities for tries, setting the stage for their commanding win.
Despite a promising start by the U.S., England's superior play style was evident, as they overpowered their opponents to secure a triumph in front of 42,723 spectators. England now looks ahead with confidence as they continue their campaign in the six-week, 16-team tournament.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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