Ellie Kildunne Shines as England Triumph Over France in Women’s Rugby World Cup Semi-Final

Ellie Kildunne made an impressive comeback from a concussion injury by scoring two tries, leading England to a 35-17 victory over France in the Women’s Rugby World Cup semi-final held in Bristol.

England’s Dominant Performance

As the hosts and tournament favourites, England showcased their strength and skill against a determined French side. England’s aggressive attacking strategy and quick ball movement created multiple scoring opportunities, combining powerful forward play with agile backs to outpace their opponents.

Kildunne’s Impactful Return

Kildunne’s return was a highlight, marking her first game since her injury. Her two tries early in the match helped establish England’s dominance, boosting team morale and demonstrating the depth of talent in the squad.

France’s Resilience

Despite the loss, France displayed great determination with persistent offensive drives, scoring 17 points. Their resilience and teamwork were evident, but England’s experience and tactics proved superior.

Looking Forward

With this semi-final win, England advances to the Women’s Rugby World Cup final. Fans are eagerly anticipating a thrilling championship match as England aims to secure the prestigious title on home soil.

Safety and Support

The Rugby Football Union (RFU) praised both the team’s performance and the successful implementation of concussion protocols, highlighting the importance of player safety that allowed Kildunne’s return.

Saturday’s match in Bristol also highlighted the growth and competitive spirit of women’s rugby, attracting strong support from fans across Europe and beyond. Stay tuned for more updates with Questiqa Europe News.

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