England's Dominant Win Secures Quarter-Final Spot in Women's Rugby World Cup

England, Canada, and Scotland clinched their places in the Women's Rugby World Cup quarter-finals on Saturday, with England delivering a record-breaking 92-3 win over Samoa. England's polished performance saw 14 tries scored, with winger Jess Breach achieving a hat-trick, and Helena Rowland contributing 27 points, marking a memorable night for the host nation.

Samoa, although unable to rival the strong English side, celebrated a penalty early in the second half, marking their first points of the tournament, which was a significant moment for the team. Coach Ramsey Tomokino highlighted the need for more professional rugby opportunities in Samoa to bolster their presence in the international arena.

In other matches, Canada triumphed over Wales with a 42-0 scoreline thanks to six tries, including impressive efforts from wings Alysha Corrigan and Asia Hogan-Rochester. Scotland also emerged victorious with a 29-15 win against Fiji, capitalizing on their opponent's discipline issues. Both teams look forward to their upcoming matches with optimism.

(With inputs from agencies.)