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England score 14 tries in record World Cup win over Samoa
Seven teams have secured their places in the Women’s Rugby World Cup quarter-finals following the second round of pool matches.
Ireland delivered a dominant performance on Sunday, scoring seven tries to clinch a bonus-point 43-27 victory over Spain, joining England and Scotland in the final eight.
Ireland are now set to face defending champions New Zealand in Brighton next Sunday to determine the Pool C winner.
Teenage full-back Braxton Sorensen-McGee shone with a hat-trick as the Black Ferns overcame Japan 62-19, confirming their place in the quarter-finals.
Scotland defeated Fiji 29-15 in Salford on Saturday and will now face second seeds Canada next weekend to decide the Pool B winners.
Wales’ hopes of progressing to the quarter-finals were dashed following a 42-0 defeat to Canada.
In Pool A, Jess Breach scored an impressive hat-trick as tournament favourites England secured a record 92-3 World Cup victory over Samoa, scoring 14 tries in the process.
Australia and the United States played out a thrilling 31-31 draw, leaving both teams in contention for the second Pool A qualifying spot.
South Africa overcame Italy 29-24 in a captivating match, securing their place in the knockout stage for the first time in their history.
France have also progressed after a dominant 84-5 victory over Brazil, scoring 14 tries. The Springbok Women and France are set to clash next week, with the top spot in Pool D up for grabs.
The latest pool standings, full group fixtures, results, and BBC coverage details for all 32 matches are provided below.
Teams are awarded four points for a win, two points for a draw, and zero points for a loss.
Bonus points are awarded to teams that score four or more tries, and/or lose by seven points or less.
The top two teams from each pool will advance to the knockout stage.
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Saturday 6 September:
USA v Samoa (13:30 BST), York Community Stadium – iPlayer, BBC Sport website and BBC Sport app
England v Australia (17:00 BST), Brighton & Hove Albion Stadium – BBC Two from 16:40
30 August:
England 92-3 Samoa, Franklin’s Gardens – match report
USA 31-31 Australia, York Community Stadium – match report
22 August:
England 69-7 USA, Stadium of Light – match report
23 August:
Australia 73-0 Samoa, Salford Community Stadium – match report
Saturday 6 September:
Canada v Scotland (12:00), Sandy Park – BBC Two from 11:45
Wales v Fiji (14:45), Sandy Park – BBC Two from 14:15
30 August:
Canada 42-0 Wales, Salford Community Stadium – match report
Scotland 29-15 Fiji, Salford Community Stadium – match report
23 August:
Scotland 38-8 Wales, Salford Community Stadium – match report
Canada 65-7 Fiji, York Community Stadium – match report
Sunday 7 September:
Japan v Spain (12:00), York Community Stadium – iPlayer, BBC Sport website and BBC Sport app
New Zealand v Ireland (14:45), Brighton & Hove Albion Stadium – BBC Two from 14:30 and and BBC Radio Ulster and Foyle from 14:00
31 August:
Ireland 43-27 Spain, Franklin’s Gardens – match report
New Zealand 62-19 Japan, Sandy Park – match report
24 August:
Ireland 42-14 Japan, Franklin’s Gardens – match report
New Zealand 54-8 Spain, York Community Stadium – match report
Sunday 7 September:
Italy v Brazil (14:00), Franklin’s Gardens – iPlayer, BBC Sport website and BBC Sport app
France v South Africa (16:45), Franklin’s Gardens – iPlayer, BBC Sport website and BBC Sport app
31 August:
Italy 24-29 South Africa, York Community Stadium – match report
France 84-5 Brazil, Sandy Park – match report
France 24-0 Italy, Sandy Park – match report
24 August:
South Africa 66-6 Brazil, Franklin’s Gardens – match report
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Saturday 13 September:
Quarter-final 1: Winner Pool C v Runner-up Pool D (13:00), Sandy Park – BBC Two from 12:30
Quarter-final 2: Winner Pool B v Runner-up Pool A (16:00), Ashton Gate – BBC Two from 15:30
Sunday 14 September:
Quarter-final 3: Winner Pool D v Runner-up Pool C (13:00), Sandy Park – BBC Two from 12:30
Quarter-final 4: Winner Pool A v Runner-up Pool B (16:00), Ashton Gate – BBC One from 15:30
Friday 19 September:
Winner QF1 v Winner QF2 (19:00), Ashton Gate – BBC Two from 18:30
Saturday 20 September:
Winner QF3 v Winner QF4 (15:30), Ashton Gate – BBC One from 14:45
Saturday 27 September:
Third-place play-off final (12:30), Twickenham – BBC Two from 11:45
World Cup final (16:00), Twickenham – BBC One from 15:00
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