New Zealand wins the 2022 Women’s Rugby World Cup Final

RWC21: New Zealand beats England 34-31 to win the 2022 Women’s Rugby World Cup Final for sixth time, scores, results..

New Zealand won the Women's Rugby World Cup 2022 after a dramatic 34-31 victory over England at Eden Park.


The Black Ferns trailed for most of the match but moved ahead when Ayesha Leti-I'iga posted a try in the 71st minute in front of a sell-out home crowd, with New Zealand holding on to claim a thrilling victory over the pre-tournament favourites.

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When & Where is the 2021 Women’s Rugby World Cup will take place in 2022, schedule dates, venues.

The Women’s Rugby World Cup 2022 kicks off on Saturday October 8 in Auckland, with South Africa taking on France in the opening match. The #WRWC2022 final closes the tournament in Auckland on Saturday November 12.


Three host cities were selected & all Matches will be played at the Waitakere Stadium with 5000 capacity & Eden Park with 60,000 Capacity in Auckland while the another one with 30,000-capacity the Northland Events Centre in Whangarei, Albany Stadium and Eden Park, which hosted the men's Rugby World Cup 2011 final for the 2021 Women’s Rugby World Cup.


Women's Rugby World Cup past winners list, champions by year, history since 1991..

2022 Women’s Rugby World Cup Pools, Groups.

Pool A:   New Zealand (Host)-- Australia -- Wales -- Scotland

Pool B:  United States -- Italy -- Canada -- Japan

Pool C:  France  --  South Africa -- England -- Fiji

New Zealand - Black Ferns wins the Women’s Rugby World Cup 2022 title, schedule scores, results.

The first three matches — France vs. South Africa, England vs. Fiji and Australia vs. New Zealand — are set to be played in front of a crowd of around 40,000 at Eden Park, a record for a women’s World Cup match. World Rugby hopes to seize on the moment.

Saturday 8 October – 

South Africa   5  -  40   France ( Pool C)

Fiji   19  -  84   England (Pool C)

Australia  17  -  41   New Zealand ( Pool A)


Sunday 9 October – 

USA   10  -  22   Italy 

Japan   5  -  41    Canada 

Wales  18  -  15   Scotland 


Saturday 15 October – 

Scotland  12 - 14   Australia 

USA  30 - 17  Japan 

France  7 - 13  England 


Sunday 16 October –

Italy  12 - 22  Canada 

Wales   22  -  56   New Zealand 

Fiji   21  -  17   South Africa 


Saturday 22 October – 

Australia   13  -  7   Wales 

New Zealand   57  -  0   Scotland 

France   44  -  0   Fiji 


Sunday 23 October – Third Pool Matches

Japan   8  -  21   Italy 

Canada   14  -  29   USA 

England   75  -  0   South Africa  



Saturday 29 October – Quarter-finals

Quarter-final 1 -  France  39 - 3   Italy  

Quarter-final 2 -  New Zealand  55 - 3   Wales  


Sunday 30 October – Quarter-finals

Quarter-final 3 -  England  51 - 5  Australia  

Quarter-final 4 -  USA  11 - 32  Canada  


Saturday 5 November – Semi-finals


Semi-final 1:  England  26 - 19   Canada,  

Semi-final 2:  New Zealand   25 - 24    France,  



Saturday 12 November – Final


Third-place play-off

November 12: Canada   0 - 36  France 



2022 Women's Rugby World Cup Final  -- 

 England   31 - 34   New Zealand   

2022 Women’s Rugby World Cup Live Stream, Which TV channel is it on for RWC2021.?

Spark Sports will be the Official host broadcaster for the 2022 Women's Rugby World Cup, broadcasting live all matches and on demand through its online streaming platform. Three Sports (TV channel) will broadcast a selected games of free-to-air on New Zealand television.


Every game from the Women’s Rugby World Cup will be broadcast live stream on ITV in the UK.


Australia: Stan Sport and Nine Network

Canada: TSN and RDS

France: TF1

Ireland: Eir Sport and RTÉ

New Zealand: Spark Sport and Three

South Africa: SuperSport

United Kingdom: BT Sport and ITV

USA: NBC Sports and TUDN

Women's Rugby World Cup Winners List, Past champions of last 20 years since 2002, History.

2002 – New Zealand beat England 19-9

2006 – New Zealand beat England 25-17

2010 – New Zealand beat England 13-10

2014 – England beat Canada 21-9

2017 – New Zealand beat England 41-32



Women's Rugby World Cup Past winners list, champions by year, history from 1991-2022.

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