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Undefeated Eagles reach Seville Women’s Semis

A perfect start to the Seville Sevens has the USA two wins away from repeating their title win in Málaga. After sweeping the pool stage, the Women’s Eagles shut out Spain in the Cup Quarter Finals to book their place opposite Australia in the second Semi Final.

A blowout win over Portugal opened Day One with a hat trick scored by Jaz Gray and a double for Sarah Levy. Next was a strong performance against England, followed by a less convincing win over Canada.

The Canadians had shown improvement after being outclassed by England. Two tries from Paige Farries contributed to an easy win over Portugal, but three tries from Amee-Leigh Murphy-Crowe saw Ireland hammering the North Americans in the Cup Quarter Final.

Brazil emerged from the Pool Stage with one win, a narrow result over Poland. They had earlier suffered defeats to Russia and Ireland. As Yaras now face Portugal in the 9th Place Semi Final to start Day Three, with Canada taking on France in the 5th Place Semi Final.

A complete fixture list for Day Three can be seen here.

 

POOL STAGE RESULTS

POOL A
Canada 12 – 33 England
USA 52 – 0 Portugal
Canada 45 – 7 Portugal
USA 24 – 10 England
England 46 – 0 Portugal
USA 14 – 7 Canada

POOL B
Ireland 14 – 10 Poland
Russia 26 – 7 Brazil
Ireland 29 – 12 Brazil
Russia 29 – 5 Poland
Poland 15 – 17 Brazil
Russia 14 – 21 Ireland

POOL C
France 43 – 0 Spain
Australia 38 – 0 Belgium
France 45 – 0 Belgium
Australia 26 – 7 Spain
Spain 29 – 0 Belgium
Australia 10 – 12 France

 

KNOCKOUT RESULTS

CUP QUARTER FINALS
Ireland 36 – 12 Canada
France 12 – 21 England
Russia 0 – 41 Australia
USA 15 – 0 Spain

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