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Ireland brought down to earth by Canada in second WXV1 match

LANGLEY, BRITISH COLUMBIA - OCTOBER 05: Stacey Flood of Ireland and Gabrielle Senft of Canada battle for possession during the WXV 1 Pool match between Canada and Ireland at Langley Events Center on October 05, 2024 in Langley, British Columbia. (Photo by Rich Lam - World Rugby/World Rugby via Getty Images)
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Ireland has gone down to host team Canada 21-8 in Vancouver in their second match of the WXV1 tournament.

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Despite a hearty performance, Ireland fell far short of a win after beating world champions New Zealand in their opening game.

The Maple Leafs managed a 21-3 half-time lead thanks to a penalty try and scores from Claire Gallagher and Julia Omokbuale.

Ireland’s Eimear Considine scored the only try for the second half.

The win for Canada means the North American squad has won two for two in the competition, extending their winning streak to six games in a row.

Canada scored seven tries in their win against France in their first match.

Next up, they will face England in their final showdown of the competition.

Ireland’s final match will be on Friday against the USA.

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21 - 8
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‘South Africa has produced enough URC finalists. This season it needs a champion’

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