England win Women's Rugby World Cup for third time with superb performance at Twickenham - match report
Flanker Sadia Kabeya named player of the match as Red Roses extend winning run to 33 games
Superb try from full-back Ellie Kildunne followed by scores from forwards Amy Cokayne and Alex Matthews give England 21-8 half-time lead
Abbie Ward and Matthews score tries as England hold off Canada in second half
Record crowd for women's rugby of 81,885 at Allianz Stadium
Canada 5-21 England
Mike Henson
BBC Sport at Twickenham
Sharp work from Alex Matthews to get her head up and into support for Natasha Hunt off the back of that messy scrum.
Canada looked a little like they had stumbled into a 80,000-strong disco, when they were just looking for the library, as they gathered under the posts.
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Barry Sanders getting a mention, I whole heartedly approve #bbcrugby
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Canada 5-21 England
Kat Merchant
2014 England World Cup winner on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra
I can't think of a better woman to score. This is her fourth consecutive World Cup final she's starting.
England's scrum is tearing Canada apart.
This is going to be a tough ask for Canada. But it's really nice to see England clicking. They're mixing things up. This is the side they can be.
Alex Matthews
The pressure pays!
England's scrum mashes the Canada lines, Natasha Hunt peels off the base and nearly goes herself but hands off to number eight Alex Matthews to dive in.
Another conversion for Zoe Harrison.
'Unsung hero' Matthews scores England's third try
Canada 5-14 England
Philippa Tuttiett
Former Wales international on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra
Canada didn't give away a single penalty in the semi-final against New Zealand in the first half. This just shows the pressure England are putting them under.
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Mike Henson
BBC Sport at Allianz Stadium
Canada's scrum is being taken to the cleaners. And England are going for another spin cycle off the penalty.
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Wow, what a tackle to drag Natasha Hunt back as she sniped for the line. Canada are on the ropes...
Canada 5-14 England
Alastair Telfer
BBC Sport at Twickenham
Tatyana Heard was questioned for her semi-final performance. She has been excellent. John Mitchell said his selection was based on credit over the last two years - that's why.
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On the train, approaching Nantwich bringing back memories of Crewe & Nantwich RFC, dodgy signal but feeling the Ellie Kildunne magic
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Canada 5-14 England
Abbie Ward thinks she has driven over the line but it looks short to me - yes, no try.
England think they have another...
Canada 5-14 England
'She has no right get through there' - Kildunne gives England the lead
Sir Alex Ferguson said the first time he saw Ryan Giggs he "floated over the ground like a cocker spaniel chasing a piece of silver paper in the wind."
That's how Ellie Kildunne runs with the ball.
Canada 5-14 England
Image source, Getty ImagesLike peak Barry Sanders.
Canada 5-14 England
England on top, this is what the people came to see. Can Canada stem the tide and hang in there?
Canada 5-14 England
Mike Henson
BBC Sport at Allianz Stadium
Natasha Hunt was full of chat at the back of that rolling maul. I think at least half of it was directed at referee Hollie Davidson, asking her to keep any eye on Canada collapsing it.
If they had that would be Davidson walking under the posts to award a penalty try and a probable yellow.
Best for Canada to take their medicine.
Canada 5-14 England
Kat Merchant
2014 England World Cup winner on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra
It was inevitable, wasn't it? That little bit of innovation from the line-out is what got them into that position.
If you're an England coach, that was tick, tick, tick.
Canada 5-14 England
Sara Orchard
Women's Rugby World Cup commentator on BBC One
Canada trailing. They won't be used to this feeling in this World Cup.
Amy Cokayne
No team in women's rugby has been able to stop England in situations like this - they gather a lineout, form a maul and their pack shoves their way over the line. Hooker Amy Cokayne has the ball at the base and gets the score.
Zoe Harrison is faultless again with the kick.
Canada 5-7 England
Kat Merchant
2014 England World Cup winner on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra
England will be wanting this next attack to be ending with points.
Canada 5-7 England
Tatyana Heard takes a long pass nicely and drives through for England, pushing Canada back. Electric!
