Summary

  • Canada score seven tries in dominant 46-5 win over Australia at Ashton Gate

  • Five of those tries helped Canada into 26-point lead at half-time

  • Canada will face New Zealand in semi-finals after Black Ferns beat South Africa 46-17 earlier on Saturday

  • Sunday's quarter-finals: France v Ireland (13:00 BST), England v Scotland (16:00 BST)

Live Reporting

Joe Rindl

  1. From New York to Ashton Gate

    Canada v Australia (16:00 BST)

    Mike Henson
    BBC Sport at Ashton Gate

    Lake colliers

    Amazing, who you bump into...

    Annie Collier, US Eagle 131, and Lisa Lake, US Eagle 127, were busy testing their skills on one of the tournament skill stands with their kids.

    They played in the 2006 and 2002 Rugby World Cups respectively and are now in the stands supporting Canada, having bought tickets to the Bristol quarter-finals, hoping that the United States would progress from the pools into this fixture.

    They have been committed Bristol Bears fans since Ilona Maher's three-month stint at the club earlier this year, so were just heading to clear out the Ashton Gate merchandise stand after speaking to me.

    Other highlights on the family trip from New York for children Maeve, Amelia, Evelyn and Declan include Stonehenge, high tea in a fancy Brighton hotel, Big Ben and the architecture.

  2. New Zealand into the semi-finals

    FT New Zealand 46-17 South Africa

    New Zealand await the winners of this match in Friday's semi-final.

    The Defending champions were given a stern test by South Africa before eventually cruising through.

    South Africa, appearing in their first quarter-final, were dominant for long spells of the first half and went into half-time level at 10-10.

    But then New Zealand scored 29 points without reply and ended up as 46-17 winners.

    Miller sets up Sorensen-McGee to leap over the line for her second try

    Olsen-Baker scores try as New Zealand take control over South Africa

  3. Watch and listen live

    Canada v Australia (16:00 BST)

    BBC Two

    Live coverage is now under way on BBC Two, presented by Gabby Logan.

    You can also watch this quarter-final by hitting 'Watch live' at the top of this page, and on the BBC iPlayer.

    If you would prefer to listen to radio commentary, we have you covered there too! It's on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra and BBC Sounds, as well as one of the coverage options on this page.

  4. We're back!

    After watching New Zealand beat South Africa in quarter-final number one, and then having a quick break for lunch, we've returned to bring you Rugby World Cup quarter-final number two from Bristol:

    Canada v Australia.

    Let's do this!