Fiona Hayes
Ireland prop on BBC Radio 5 live sports extra

If Wales keep up this pressure I don't think Canada will cope with it. Wales definitely look like they're going to score.

Wales prop Caryl Thomas makes a fantastic break down the centre of the field and Sioned Harries carries on her good work by making a brilliant dart to gain some more territory.

They make the Canada 22 but a knock-on ends their good work.

Dafydd Pritchard
BBC Sport Wales in Dublin

Despite losing their opening fixture against New Zealand, Wales' coaches and players were delighted with how their line-out performed.

The early signs are promising against Canada too, with a Welsh maul rumbling its way into the opponents' half.

Ireland have made seven changes for Sunday's match against Japan.

Scrum-half Nicole Cronin gets her first start at senior 15-a-side level while Mairead Coyne and Katie Fitzhenry also come into the backs.

There are four changes in the pack, with Ciara O'Connor, Ciara Cooney, Sophie Spence and Ciara Griffin included.

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Karen Paquin, Canada's flanker, fumbles the ball forward and Wales earn the first scrum on their 10 metre line.

Canada turn it over but Wales earn the penalty after the world number three side are penalised for not releasing.

Elinor Snowsill kicks to touch.

We are under way in this Pool A clash.

Don't forget, we have live coverage on BBC Radio 5 live sports extra. Jenna Hawkey is joined by Ireland prop Fiona Hayes.

Fiona Hayes
Ireland prop on BBC Radio 5 live sports extra

Canada had 88% possession against Hong Kong.

They scored some good tries out wide but we haven't seen their defence tested and if Wales get at them today then they're not going to be used to that.

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Wales are currently third in Pool A - the so called group of death.

Four-time winners New Zealand have two bonus point wins from two outings, while 2014 finalists Canada are second following their 98-0 win over Hong Kong in the opening match.

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Dafydd Pritchard
BBC Sport Wales in Dublin

Wales have been well supported so far in Ireland, and today's game against Canada is no different.

Among the throngs of red shirts there are a few familiar faces, including former Wales and British and Irish Lions back-rower Ryan Jones.

Having retired, Jones now works for the Welsh Rugby Union and caught an early flight from Cardiff this morning to cheer on Rowland Phillips' side in Dublin.

Wales make two changes to their starting side to face Canada.

Sian Moore starts at scrum-half, having featured as a replacement in their opening 44-12 defeat by New Zealand, with Keira Bevan dropping to the bench.

Jess Kavanagh-Williams starts on the left wing in place of Jasmine Joyce.

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It's full-time at the UCD, and the USA have won 43-0 against Spain.

The result means England stay top of Pool B by virtue of points scored.

Both the Red Roses and the Americans have got two bonus point wins under their belts going into their match on Thursday.

Remember, the three group winners qualify for the semi-finals along with the one best-performing runner-up.

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Given the scoreline, it's obvious England would be way out in front in the stats over 80 minutes.

The defending champions made 787 metres, compared to 306 from Italy.

The Red Roses made 21 clean breaks and 94 carries over the gainline, compared to four and 43 respectively from their opponents.

England captain Emily Scarratt speaking to ITV: "It was pretty good day. It's always a huge honour and I'm always grateful to lead the side. There's plenty to improve on now for a big game against the USA.

"After the first half we came out with added impetus. Italy threw everything at us and we had to try to break them down.

"We had some good spells and individuals stepped up and showed us what they can do. We're always striving to better though."

The USA are currently leading 31-0 against Spain in the other Pool B match.

Both England and the Americans have two wins from two matches and they face each other in the final group game on Thursday.

That is going to be tasty...

Another 10 tries and another big, big win for England.

Italy are gaining ground thanks to some smart play from their full-back Manuela Furlan but they're forced to start again after a loose pass lands in England hands.

The Red Roses break forward and go through a series of pick-and-goes just outside the 22 metre mark.

England fly-half Katy Mclean tries one of her trademark cross-field kicks but it's got too much on it this time.

Italy go on to enjoy a decent spell in possession but as soon as they get over the halfway line, they're pulled back for a knock on.