Canada Women 40 – 19 Scotland Women

Scotland loses a battle to the top billiard B, where Canada overcame 40-19 in Sandley Park at the Rajabi World Cup; Scotland appears to confront England in the quarter -finals

Rona Lloyd makes a break

Scotland seems to face England in the quarter-finals of the World Cup after they fell in the fighting in a loss of 40-19 to Canada in Sandy Park.

The battle was to finish the top of the billiards in the closeness until Canada ranked second in the world rankings and among the championship candidates, heading to the last quarter.

Both teams were already eligible for the defeat’s exit phase with the result in Devon, which is determined by England, to avoid all wrapping, and who is expected to crush Australia in the final group match later on Saturday.

Scotland was persistent in its endeavor and produced some striking moments, but it was often overcome at the forefront and also struggled to deal with the speed of their opponents.

During a period of the first half, they match the favorite blow to a blow with an attempt to them in the 22nd minute by Rona Lloyd – only the second Canada that was accepted in the group stage – directly from the upper stairs.

It came after a long talisman of beating on the door and the reward came when Lisa Thomson and Rashil Mallasan are alive to form Chloe Rolli to send Lloyd.

McKinley Hunt in Canada records an experience against Scotland

Canada’s progress, which was established when McCainley Hunt went in the twelfth minute, to 7-5, but they moved to the distance by taking advantage of the yellow card that showed Evy Galgar a mistake on the line.

First, they got penalty kicks on the dominant SCRUM power that illegally stopped the line, then Emily Totosi fell with the opening of gaps, as Scotland struggled to deal with the speed of the attack.

Late 19-5, Scotland again built pressure on the opposition 22 and had ended when Helen Nelson made squares before Gallaghar went out in its sweeping line through the house.

However, the good work was quickly retracted when Totusi was subjected to a line with the help of weak treatment in the second grade by Sarah Bonnar.

Nelson tried not to allow infiltration, a major moment after a short period of bending the Canada package of her muscles in an attempt to replace Brup Britaini Cassel.

Then Francesca McGie and Olivia Derchant exchanged late attempts.