Thanks so much for joining us for what's been an epic weekend of Women's World Cup Rugby action.

I know won't be forgetting that Brazil try anytime soon. Fairy-tale stuff.

We'll be back on Saturday for Canada vs Scotland (14:00 BST), plus you can keep up with all the news from the tournament on our dedicated rugby page.

Have a great evening!

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Brazil head coach Emiliano Caffera: "I'm very proud. I feel like the first half shook us. But in the second half we started doing some things. We made a try and I'm very proud of the girls.

"I hope it's going to be a point of growth for rugby in Brazil, especially for 15s. All of our players are from sevens, so 15s is growing and it's growing a lot in Brazil.

"We came here to play three games, three tough games. We know all the teams we are going to play are really tough. We have to play again on Sunday doing our thing. Hopefully another try and keeping more of the ball."

French head coach Gaëlle Mignot, speaking to World Rugby: "I think this match was an opportunity to set our pace, put us in a place and gain skill from it. The girls are happy.

"The next match is key, we know it will be hard and we will concentrate 100% because we want to be first in our group.

French captain Marine Menager: "Brazil is a courageous team, they gave everything out there, we enjoyed playing them and they have a lot of skill.

"I think today we have proved we are here and we are present for this World Cup and the score can show it."

Brazil's historic try-scorer Bianca Silva: "I feel that I could represent the dream of us and everyone still in Brazil."

How did it feel scoring Brazil's first ever World Cup try: "It meant all the hard work we had been doing which we could put on to the field today."

Brazil captain, Eshyllen Coimbra: "I am speechless we knew it was going to be rough.

"We have prepared to be ready for this moment and we leave the filed knowing we did our best. These are happy tears."

France player of the match Pauline Bourdon Sansus: "Baby Arthur gave me a lot of strength, I became a mum a month and a half ago, he gave me a lot of strength. I'm very happy to be back to help the team.

"I didn't feel any pressure. I just wanted to come back and show what I can do. I was suspended for two matches and couldn't wait to come back. I have fire in my legs.

"South Africa is next. Our goal is to concentrate and get ready for the next match. We have the team, we just need to concentrate."

Brazil try scorer Bianca Silva is jumping up and down with the fans. Brazil are doing a lap of honour.

Everyone's happy at full-time. France have made a statement, and Brazil have a historic first ever World Cup try.

Strong discipline from Brazil and they manage to string a few possessions together to get out of a hole.

Brazil have the ball, but France have got them pinned back against their own try line.

Another scrum to Brazil. Almost there.

It's raining sideways.

Brazil have a scrum in midfield.

Ten minutes to go. Any more twists?

Karl Te Nana
Former New Zealand winger on BBC iPlayer

You can't tell me that doesn't mean anything to this Brazilian team. This is a massive moment in Brazilian history.

They're going to score!