USA Defeats GB: In the highly anticipated women’s rugby sevens quarter-final at Stade de France, the USA defeated Team GB 17-7, marking a significant victory for the American squad.
Early Advantage for GB
Team GB initially took the lead with a try from Ellie Boatman, who scored in the right corner. Lisa Thomson’s successful conversion extended their lead to 7-0. Despite this promising start, GB struggled to capitalize on their early advantage. Multiple misplaced passes allowed the USA to close the gap quickly.
USA’s Strong Comeback
Naya Tapper’s attempt for the USA reduced the deficit to 7-five by halftime. The second 1/2 saw a more excellent, determined USA crew, with Kirsti Krishe and Sammy Sullivan crossing the line to steady their victory. The American team’s overall performance ensured their development to the semi-finals on Tuesday.
GB’s Disappointing Day
Team GB’s loss means they will compete in the 5th-8th location play-offs. This outcome follows their fourth-vicinity finishes in the preceding two Olympics, marking a continued battle to secure a podium spot.
Investigations and Other Matches
The British Olympic Association also deals with controversy investigating an alleged racist message using player Amy Wilson-Hardy.
In other ladies’ rugby sevens matches, the reigning champions, New Zealand, showcased their dominance by defeating China 57-5. The New Zealand crew will face the United States in the semi-finals. Canada suddenly beat hosts France’s rating of nineteen-14. Chloe Daniels scored the decisive attempt for Canada in the game’s final moments.
Canada and Australia Advance
Canada’s win approach is that they will face Australia in the semi-finals. In their quarter-final fit, Australia secured their spot with a commanding forty-7 victory over Ireland.
As the event progresses, the women’s rugby sevens competition keeps delivering thrilling performances and surprising results.
