2025 Women's Rugby World Cup Pool B

Pool B of the 2025 Women's Rugby World Cup began in August 2025. The pool includes Canada, Fiji, Scotland and Wales.[1]

Teams

The draw for the pool stage took place on 17 October 2024 in London.[2] A seeding system was used for the draw, with teams allocated a seed based on their World Rugby Women's World Rankings as of 14 October 2024. The top four teams in the rankings were placed into band 1 and prepopulated into the first position in each pool. The remaining 12 teams were drawn into bands 2, 3, and 4 based on their rankings and drawn one by one.[2]

Pos. Team Band Confederation Method of
qualification 		Date of
qualification 		Apps. Last Previous best
performance 		World Rugby Rankings[3]
14 October 2024[N 1] 18 August 2025[N 2]
B1  Canada 1 North America Top 4 at 2021 RWC 30 October 2022 10th 2021 Runners-up (2014)[4][5] 2 2
B2  Scotland 2 Europe 2024 WXV 2 30 October 2024 7th 2021 5th (1994)[4][6] 7 8
B3  Wales 3 Europe 2024 WXV 2 11 October 2024 9th 2021 Fourth place (1994)[4][7] 10 9
B4  Fiji 4 Oceania Oceania 1 2 June 2024 2nd 2021 Pool stage (2021)[4][8] 17 14

Standings

Pos Team Pld W D L PF PA PD TF TA TB LB Pts
1  Canada 3 3 0 0 147 26 +121 23 4 3 0 15 Advance to knockout stage
2  Scotland 3 2 0 1 86 63 +23 14 10 2 0 10
3  Fiji 3 1 0 2 50 119 −69 8 21 1 0 5
4  Wales 3 0 0 3 33 108 −75 6 16 1 1 2
Source: World Rugby[9]

Matches

The match schedule was confirmed by World Rugby on 22 October 2024. The first match of pool B is Scotland vs Wales.[10][11]

Scotland vs Wales

23 August 2025
14:45 BST (UTC+1)
(1 BP) Scotland 38–8 Wales
Try: McGhie (3) 1' m, 18' m, 43' c
Brebner-Holden 31' c
Gallagher 63' c
Orr 78' c
Con: Nelson (4/6) 32', 44', 64', 79'		Report[12]Try: Callender 13' m
Pen: Bevan (1/1) 22'
Salford Community Stadium, Manchester
Attendance: 10,054[N 3]
Referee: Maggie Cogger-Orr (New Zealand)[15]
FB 15 Chloe Rollie
RW 14 Rhona Lloyd
OC 13 Emma Orr
IC 12 Lisa Thomson  63'
LW 11 Francesca McGhie
FH 10 Helen Nelson
SH 9 Leia Brebner-Holden  53'
N8 8 Evie Gallagher
OF 7 Rachel McLachlan  60'
BF 6 Rachel Malcolm (c)
RL 5 Sarah Bonar  60'
LL 4 Emma Wassell  70'
TP 3 Elliann Clarke  38'  41'  71'
HK 2 Lana Skeldon  47'
LP 1 Leah Bartlett  63'
Replacements:
HK 16 Elis Martin  47'
PR 17 Molly Wright  63'
PR 18 Lisa Cockburn  38'  41'  71'
SR 19 Jade Konkel-Roberts  60'
SR 20 Eva Donaldson  70'
BR 21 Alex Stewart  60'
SH 22 Caity Mattinson  53'
CE 23 Beth Blacklock  63'
Coach:
Bryan Easson
FB 15 Nel Metcalfe
RW 14 Jasmine Joyce-Butchers
OC 13 Hannah Dallavalle  47'
IC 12 Courtney Keight  19'  30'
LW 11 Lisa Neumann
FH 10 Lleucu George  63'
SH 9 Keira Bevan  61'
N8 8 Alex Callender (cc)
OF 7 Bethan Lewis
BF 6 Kate Williams (cc)
RL 5 Gwen Crabb  52'  65'
LL 4 Alaw Pyrs  47'
TP 3 Donna Rose  51'
HK 2 Kelsey Jones  51'
LP 1 Gwenllian Pyrs  51'
Replacements:
HK 16 Carys Phillips  51'
PR 17 Maisie Davies  51'
PR 18 Sisilia Tuipulotu  51'
SR 19 Abbie Fleming  47'
BR 20 Georgia Evans  65'
SH 21 Seren Lockwood  61'
FH 22 Kayleigh Powell  63'
CE 23 Carys Cox  19'  30'  47'
Coach:
Sean Lynn

Player of the Match:
Francesca McGhie (Scotland)[16]

Assistant referees:
Holly Wood (England)
Jess Ling (Australia)
Television match official:
Ian Tempest (England)
Foul play review officer:
Rachel Horton (Australia)

Notes:

  • This was Scotland's largest ever win over Wales, and their largest margin of victory in a World Cup match since beating Russia by 66–0 in 1994.[14]
  • Lisa Neumann (Wales) earned her 50th test cap.[17]


Canada vs Fiji

23 August 2025
17:30 BST (UTC+1)
(1 BP) Canada 65–7 Fiji
Try: De Goede 6' c
Boag 14' m
Crossley 22' c
Corrigan 29' m
Schell (6) 50' c, 52' m, 54' c, 61' m, 69' m, 72' m
Paquin 77' c
Con: De Goede (4/8) 7', 23', 51', 55'
Tessier (1/1) 78'		Report[18]Try: Lomani 43' c
Con: Vueti (1/1) 44'
York Community Stadium, York
Attendance: 4,810[19]
Referee: Aurélie Groizeleau (France)[15]
FB 15 Julia Schell
RW 14 Alysha Corrigan
OC 13 Florence Symonds  66'
IC 12 Alex Tessier (c)
LW 11 Fancy Bermudez  45'
FH 10 Taylor Perry  18'
SH 9 Justine Pelletier
N8 8 Gabby Senft  56'
OF 7 Fabiola Forteza
BF 6 Caroline Crossley
RL 5 Courtney O'Donnell  52'
LL 4 Sophie de Goede  62'
TP 3 DaLeaka Menin  60'
HK 2 Gillian Boag  46'
LP 1 Brittany Kassil  46'  70'  80'
Replacements:
HK 16 Emily Tuttosi  46'
PR 17 McKinley Hunt  46'  70'  80'
PR 18 Maya Montiel  60'
SR 19 Tyson Beukeboom  52'
SR 20 Karen Paquin  62'
BR 21 Rachel Smith  56'
SH 22 Olivia Apps  45'
CE 23 Shoshanah Seumanutafa  66'
Coach:
Kévin Rouet
FB 15 Litiana Vueti  56'
RW 14 Ilisapeci Delaiwau  40'
OC 13 Ema Adivitaloga
IC 12 Josifini Neihamu
LW 11 Repeka Adi Tove
FH 10 Salanieta Kinita  73'
SH 9 Setaita Railumu
N8 8 Manuqalo Komaitai  46'
OF 7 Alfreda Fisher Maria (c)
BF 6 Nunia Delaimoala
RL 5 Mereoni Nakesa  52'
LL 4 Jade Coates
TP 3 Tiana Robanakadavu  46'
HK 2 Bitila Tawake  71'
LP 1 Loraini Senivutu  51'
Replacements:
HK 16 Selai Naliva  71'
PR 17 Bulou Vasuturaga  68'  51'
PR 18 Vika Matarugu  46'
SR 19 Asinate Serevi  52'
BR 20 Karalaini Naisewa  46'
SH 21 Kolora Lomani  40'
FH 22 Kelerayani Luvu  73'
WG 23 Salote Nailolo  56'
Coach:
Ioan Cunningham

Player of the Match:
Julia Schell (Canada)[20]

Assistant referees:
Kat Roche (United States)
Amber Stamp-Dunstan (Wales)
Television match official:
Quinton Immelman (South Africa)
Foul play review officer:
Andrew McMenemy (Scotland)

Notes:


Canada vs Wales

30 August 2025
12:00 BST (UTC+1)
(1 BP) Canada 42–0 Wales
Try: Hunt (2) 16' c, 29' c
Corrigan 26' c
Hogan-Rochester 31' c
Perry 50' c
Kassil 55' c
Con: De Goede (6/6) 17', 27', 30', 32', 51', 56'		Report[22]
Salford Community Stadium, Manchester
Attendance: 9,803[N 4]
Referee: Hollie Davidson (Scotland)[15]
FB 15 Julia Schell
RW 14 Alysha Corrigan
OC 13 Florence Symonds  73'
IC 12 Alex Tessier (c)  60'
LW 11 Asia Hogan-Rochester  69'
FH 10 Taylor Perry
SH 9 Justine Pelletier  53'
N8 8 Gabby Senft  48'
OF 7 Karen Paquin
BF 6 Caroline Crossley  68'
RL 5 Tyson Beukeboom
LL 4 Sophie de Goede
TP 3 DaLeaka Menin  57'
HK 2 Emily Tuttosi  60'
LP 1 McKinley Hunt  48'
Replacements:
HK 16 Gillian Boag  60'
PR 17 Brittany Kassil  48'
PR 18 Olivia DeMerchant  60'  57'
SR 19 Courtney O'Donnell  68'
BR 20 Fabiola Forteza  48'
SH 21 Olivia Apps  53'
FH 22 Claire Gallagher  60'
CE 23 Shoshanah Seumanutafa  73'
Coach:
Kévin Rouet
FB 15 Nel Metcalfe
RW 14 Jasmine Joyce-Butchers  53'
OC 13 Carys Cox
IC 12 Courtney Keight  53'
LW 11 Lisa Neumann
FH 10 Lleucu George
SH 9 Keira Bevan  71'
N8 8 Georgia Evans  46'
OF 7 Bethan Lewis (c)
BF 6 Bryonie King
RL 5 Gwen Crabb  58'
LL 4 Abbie Fleming  73'
TP 3 Sisilia Tuipulotu  60'  75'
HK 2 Molly Reardon  48'
LP 1 Maisie Davies  48'
Replacements:
HK 16 Kelsey Jones  48'
PR 17 Gwenllian Pyrs  48'
PR 18 Jenni Scoble  60'  75'
SR 19 Tilly Vucaj  73'
BR 20 Branwen Metcalfe  58'
SH 21 Seren Lockwood  71'
FH 22 Kayleigh Powell  53'
CE 23 Kerin Lake  53'
Coach:
Sean Lynn

Player of the Match:
Sophie de Goede (Canada)[24]

Assistant referees:
Aimee Barrett-Theron (South Africa)
Jess Ling (Australia)
Television match official:
Leo Colgan (Ireland)
Foul play review officer:
Quinton Immelman (South Africa)

Notes:


Scotland vs Fiji

30 August 2025
14:45 BST (UTC+1)
(1 BP) Scotland 29–15 Fiji
Try: McGhie (2) 2' m, 56' m
Lloyd (2) 10' m, 34' c
Orr 60' c
Con: Nelson (2/5) 34', 61'		Report[27]Try: Senivutu 25' m
Komaitai 51' m
Naisewa 75' m
Salford Community Stadium, Manchester
Attendance: 9,803[N 5]
Referee: Lauren Jenner (Italy)[15]
FB 15 Chloe Rollie
RW 14 Rhona Lloyd
OC 13 Emma Orr
IC 12 Lisa Thomson  66'
LW 11 Francesca McGhie
FH 10 Helen Nelson
SH 9 Leia Brebner-Holden  78'
N8 8 Evie Gallagher
OF 7 Rachel McLachlan  52'
BF 6 Rachel Malcolm (c)
RL 5 Sarah Bonar  76'
LL 4 Emma Wassell  67'
TP 3 Elliann Clarke  42'
HK 2 Elis Martin  66'
LP 1 Leah Bartlett  52'
Replacements:
HK 16 Molly Wright  66'
PR 17 Anne Young  52'
PR 18 Lisa Cockburn  42'
SR 19 Adelle Ferrie  76'
SR 20 Eva Donaldson  67'
BR 21 Alex Stewart  52'
SH 22 Caity Mattinson  78'
CE 23 Beth Blacklock  66'
Coach:
Bryan Easson
FB 15 Litiana Vueti  36'
RW 14 Alowesi Nakoci
OC 13 Verenaisi Ditavutu
IC 12 Josifini Neihamu
LW 11 Michella'e Stolz  3'
FH 10 Salanieta Kinita
SH 9 Setaita Railumu
N8 8 Manuqalo Komaitai  67'  78'
OF 7 Alfreda Fisher Maria (c)  9'  20'  41'
BF 6 Nunia Delaimoala
RL 5 Mereoni Nakesa  61'
LL 4 Jade Coates
TP 3 Vika Matarugu  8'  48'
HK 2 Bitila Tawake  56'  78'
LP 1 Loraini Senivutu  68'
Replacements:
HK 16 Keleni Marawa
BR 17 Karalaini Naisewa  41'
PR 18 Tiana Robanakadavu  9'  20'  48'
BR 19 Carletta Yee  61'
PR 20 Sulita Waisega  68'
SH 21 Kolora Lomani  3'
FH 22 Kelerayani Luvu
WG 23 Salote Nailolo  79'  36'
Coach:
Ioan Cunningham

Player of the Match:
Evie Gallagher (Scotland)[28]

Assistant referees:
Holly Wood (England)
Amelia Luciano (United States)
Television match official:
Rachel Horton (Australia)
Foul play review officer:
Ian Tempest (England)


Canada vs Scotland

6 September 2025
12:00 BST (UTC+1)
(1 BP) Canada 40–19 Scotland
Try: Hunt 11' c
Penalty try 32'
Tuttosi (2) 34' m, 57' c
Kassil 64' c
DeMerchant 78' c
Con: De Goede (3/4) 12', 58', 65'
Tessier (1/1) 79'		Report[29]Try: Lloyd 22' m
Gallagher 51' c
McGhie 75' c
Con: Nelson (2/3) 52', 76'
Sandy Park, Exeter
Attendance: 14,003[N 6]
Referee: Aimee Barrett-Theron (South Africa)[15]
FB 15 Julia Schell
RW 14 Paige Farries
OC 13 Florence Symonds  65'
IC 12 Alex Tessier (c)
LW 11 Asia Hogan-Rochester
FH 10 Taylor Perry
SH 9 Justine Pelletier  55'
N8 8 Gabby Senft  46'
OF 7 Karen Paquin
BF 6 Fabiola Forteza
RL 5 Tyson Beukeboom  62'
LL 4 Sophie de Goede  40+1'  42'  72'
TP 3 DaLeaka Menin  69'
HK 2 Emily Tuttosi  62'
LP 1 McKinley Hunt  46'
Replacements:
HK 16 Gillian Boag  62'
PR 17 Brittany Kassil  46'
PR 18 Olivia DeMerchant  69'
SR 19 Laetitia Royer  62'
SR 20 Courtney O'Donnell  40+1'  42'  46'
BR 21 Caroline Crossley  72'
SH 22 Olivia Apps  55'
CE 23 Shoshanah Seumanutafa  65'
Coach:
Kévin Rouet
FB 15 Chloe Rollie
RW 14 Rhona Lloyd
OC 13 Emma Orr
IC 12 Lisa Thomson  72'
LW 11 Francesca McGhie
FH 10 Helen Nelson  19'  27'
SH 9 Leia Brebner-Holden  58'
N8 8 Evie Gallagher  31'
OF 7 Rachel McLachlan  58'
BF 6 Rachel Malcolm (c)
RL 5 Sarah Bonar  58'
LL 4 Emma Wassell  67'
TP 3 Lisa Cockburn  24'
HK 2 Lana Skeldon  53'
LP 1 Leah Bartlett  64'
Replacements:
HK 16 Elis Martin  53'
PR 17 Anne Young  64'
PR 18 Molly Poolman  24'
SR 19 Jade Konkel-Roberts  58'
SR 20 Eva Donaldson  67'
BR 21 Alex Stewart  58'
SH 22 Caity Mattinson  58'
CE 23 Evie Wills  19'  27'  72'
Coach:
Bryan Easson

Player of the Match:
Emily Tuttosi (Canada)[31]

Assistant referees:
Ella Goldsmith (Australia)
Maria Heitor (Portugal)
Television match official:
Rachel Horton (Australia)
Foul play review officer:
Leo Colgan (Ireland)

Notes:


Wales vs Fiji

6 September 2025
14:45 BST (UTC+1)
(2 BP) Wales 25–28 Fiji (1 BP)
Try: Cox 2' m
Callender 12' m
Tuipulotu 40+1' m
Powell 45' m
Neumann 72' m		Report[34]Try: Neihamu (2) 8' c, 19' c
Railumu 28' c
Tove 37' c
Con: Vueti (4/4) 9', 20', 29', 38'
Sandy Park, Exeter
Attendance: 14,003[N 7]
Referee: Kat Roche (United States)[15]
FB 15 Kayleigh Powell
RW 14 Lisa Neumann
OC 13 Carys Cox
IC 12 Courtney Keight  42'
LW 11 Nel Metcalfe  78'
FH 10 Lleucu George
SH 9 Keira Bevan  63'
N8 8 Alex Callender (cc)
OF 7 Bethan Lewis
BF 6 Kate Williams (cc)  63'
RL 5 Gwen Crabb  68'
LL 4 Georgia Evans  57'  68'
TP 3 Sisilia Tuipulotu  63'
HK 2 Carys Phillips  68'
LP 1 Maisie Davies  52'
Replacements:
HK 16 Molly Reardon  68'
PR 17 Gwenllian Pyrs  52'
PR 18 Donna Rose  63'
SR 19 Abbie Fleming  57'
BR 20 Bryonie King  63'
SH 21 Seren Lockwood  63'
CE 22 Hannah Dallavalle  42'
WG 23 Jasmine Joyce-Butchers  78'
Coach:
Sean Lynn
FB 15 Litiana Vueti  55'
RW 14 Repeka Tove
OC 13 Verenaisi Ditavutu
IC 12 Josifini Neihamu
LW 11 Kolora Lomani
FH 10 Salanieta Kinita
SH 9 Setaita Railumu
N8 8 Manuqalo Komaitai  63'
OF 7 Alfreda Fisher Maria (c)
BF 6 Nunia Delaimoala
RL 5 Asinate Serevi  47'
LL 4 Jade Coates  73'
TP 3 Vika Matarugu  52'
HK 2 Keleni Marawa
LP 1 Karalaini Naisewa
Replacements:
HK 16 Selai Naliva
BR 17 Carletta Yee  73'
PR 18 Tiana Robanakadavu  52'
BR 19 Mereoni Nakesa  47'
PR 20 Sulita Waisega  63'
SH 21 Repeka Mata
FH 22 Kelerayani Luvu
WG 23 Salote Nailolo  55'
Coach:
Ioan Cunningham

Player of the Match:
Josifini Neihamu (Fiji)[35]

Assistant referees:
Lauren Jenner (Italy)
Jess Ling (Australia)
Television match official:
Andrew McMenemy (Scotland)
Foul play review officer:
Leo Colgan (Ireland)

Notes:

  • With this defeat, Wales dropped to 12th place in the World Rugby Rankings – their lowest position since the rankings were established in 2003.[36]


Notes

  1. ^ The rankings of 14 October 2024 were used for seeding for the draw.
  2. ^ The final rankings before the tournament started
  3. ^ This fixture was sold under a single ticket with the Australia vs Samoa Pool A match. The recorded attendance corresponds to the Scotland vs Wales game.[13][14]
  4. ^ This fixture was sold under a single ticket with the Scotland vs Fiji match in the same pool. The recorded attendance corresponds to the Scotland vs Fiji game.[23]
  5. ^ This fixture was sold under a single ticket with the Canada vs Wales match in the same pool. The recorded attendance corresponds to the Scotland vs Fiji game.[23]
  6. ^ This fixture was sold under a single ticket with the Wales vs Fiji Pool B match. The recorded attendance corresponds to the Wales vs Fiji game.[30]
  7. ^ This fixture was sold under a single ticket with the Canada vs Scotland Pool B match. The recorded attendance corresponds to the Wales vs Fiji game.[30]

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