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Italian players trying to win the ball back from Springboks Women.
South Africa’s national women’s rugby team has kept their hopes of a quarter-final berth in the Women’s Rugby World Cup in the United kingdom very much alive.
The Springbok women defeated Italy for the first time ever in their second Pool D match at the York Community Stadium in England.
The South Africans outclassed their opponents by 5 tries to four, winning a hard fought 29-24.
The final match is against France next Sunday.
Look at what it means 😍@WomenBoks beat Italy for the first time in their history 🙌#RWC2025 | #ITAvRSA pic.twitter.com/5SWcI0YKf8
— Rugby World Cup (@rugbyworldcup) August 31, 2025
How history was made! Relive the action from the #BokWomen‘s superb #RWC2025 victory over Italy, click here: 🎥#PlusOne pic.twitter.com/xBKJFnF0LX
— SA Women’s Rugby (@WomenBoks) August 31, 2025
