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At a time when women’s rugby needs to be counted, England and France will host the World Champion Black Ferns in the 2021 International Autumn Series. Announced by both the New Zealand Rugby and England Rugby Union(s) with an eye toward the 2022 schedule for the postponed Rugby World Cup tournament. That, as well as […] READ MORE
The confirmation that the World Rugby principal charity ChildFund will be celebrated during the Rugby World Cup is a positive social responsibility policy from the governing body. With a focus on gender equality initiatives, ChildFund works with partners, including Oceania Rugby, to provide vulnerable girls and women with opportunities to learn skills to overcome challenges […] READ MORE
It is rare to see one side so utterly dominant in a rugby match. But that is what happened today when Spain hosted Russia. Spain savaged Russia in that penultimate match of the 2020 Rugby Europe Women’s Championship. The scoring opened with a short-range drop goal by Spain, after which Russia ran in their single […] READ MORE
There is one question on the minds of England women’s rugby fans minds this season. Who could guide the Red Roses to World Cup glory? It’s an incredibly exciting year for women’s rugby. The Six Nations, the Rugby World Cup, and the Olympics all take place within the next 12 months. That is a lot […] READ MORE
Elizabeth is twenty-two years old and an avid rugby fan. She supports Leicester Tigers and England and has been attending games since the age of six. She's always enjoyed English lessons at school and writing came naturally for her. When the Coronavirus hit in 2020 and the country went into lockdown, she started a blog called AllThingsRugbyUnion. She interviewed several people, professional rugby players; Charlie Beckett and Paolo Odogwu and BBC rugby correspondent, Chris Jones. Her most successful blog was read by over 1,300 people. She commented on some new signings that were set to join the Premiership that season. It was well received within the rugby community. Following the success of her blog, Elizabeth was asked to write for Last Word On Sport and Talking Rugby Union.