Canada outperforms Scotland to lead the first place in the group in the Women’s World Cup

Canada got the highest place in the billiard B at the Women’s Rugs World Cup, overcoming Scotland 40-19 on Saturday in Exter, England, and avoiding the potential quarter-finals struggle with the favorite England.

Instead, Scotland, which has already obtained the last eight pavement at the end of last week, was appointed in a confrontation with AULD in the quarters if England beat Australia in Brighton later on Saturday.

Canada’s progress was already ranked second in the stages of the knockout, but it was subjected to a difficult competition by Scotland, which had the majority of possession but paid the price of countless mistakes.

Emily Totosi recorded two attempts to Canada with one for McCainley Hunt, Brittany Casail and Olivia Derchant as well as a penalty attempt.

My goal in Scotland was Rona Lloyd, Evi Gallaghar and Fran McGie, with her sixth of the tournament.

Canada’s victory was the first from a double head in Sandy Park, with Fiji and Wales, who were eliminated, as they set out at 1345 GMT.

Also on Saturday in billiard A, the United States was meeting with York while facing England.

If Australia is lost and did not get a bonus point and the United States won an additional point, then both Australia and the Americans will get eight points, and a place will be determined in the last eight points, according to different points.