England ended their 39-match winning streak after drawing 26-26 with Canada in the World Rugby Women’s Championship. The thrilling match ended in a draw, halting the hosts' impressive run.
The streak had extended to 39 victories following England's defeat in the 2022 World Cup final. Since that loss, England had secured 39 wins, making them one of the most dominant teams in the sport.
Canada managed to halt the hosts and secure a 26-26 draw, a result that interrupted England's sequence. The match, played as part of the World Rugby Women's Championship, featured two strong teams.
The draw with Canada means England no longer holds a perfect record in the competition. Although the hosts had the opportunity to extend their streak, Canada demonstrated a solid performance to secure a share of the points.
This result marks the end of one of the longest winning streaks in modern sport. England will now have to find a way to return to winning ways in the remainder of the World Rugby Women's Championship.
