‘Magical moment’: Middleton hails Dow solo try for taking England into final

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England’s head coach, Simon Middleton, has hailed the “magical moment” from Abby Dow that set up a World Cup final showdown with New Zealand. The Red Roses were staring down the barrel of a shock semi-final defeat to Canada until Dow’s 50th-minute wonder score. The winger completed a length-of-the-field counterattack to rank alongside the most spectacular tries by a European team at Eden Park.

Not since Jean-Luc Sadourny’s famous “Try from the End of the World” for France’s men’s side in 1994 has there been a more spectacular end-to-end visiting try at this hallowed venue. Dow outpaced a clutch of Canadian pursuers in a thrilling 65-metre sprint to the line that helped to seal a 26-19 semi-final win.

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Written by Robert Kitson at Eden Park
This news first appeared on https://www.theguardian.com/sport/2022/nov/05/abby-dow-solo-try-england-canada-womens-rugby-world-cup-semi-final under the title “‘Magical moment’: Middleton hails Dow solo try for taking England into final”. Bolchha Nepal is not responsible or affiliated towards the opinion expressed in this news article.