Canada's women's rugby team beat England 24–21 on Friday night. The win was a huge surprise. England had gone four years and 41 matches without losing a rugby game.
A record crowd of 18,621 people watched the game in Toronto, Canada. It was the largest crowd for a women’s rugby match in North America. England started strongly and led 14–5 at half-time, but Canada fought back.
In rugby, players score points by carrying the ball across the goal line and touching it to the ground. This score is called a try. Canada scored three tries in the second half. With just two minutes left in the game, Shoshanah Seumanutafa scored the final try to put Canada ahead.
The Canadian players and coaches ran onto the pitch to celebrate the historic win. England's head coach said his team will learn from the loss. The two teams will play against each other again next week.