Canada host England in the last game of the Red Roses' North American tour

England Women will be looking for an instant response following their defeat to Canada last weekend when the two sides meet again in the WXV Global Series.

The Canadians put an end to the Red Roses' 41-match unbeaten run last weekend, beating them 24-21 at the start of their North American tour.

The result will add a bit of extra spice to the rivalry that's growing between the two sides at the top of the tree in the women's game.

England came out on top in the 2025 Rugby World Cup final but John Mitchell's side will want to get back to winning ways and exert their authority in the last game of their tour.

Here is everything you need to know about the clash.

When is Canada v England?

The game between the two sides takes place on Saturday, October 24, at at TD Place in Ottawa, Canada.

What time is kick-off?

Proceedings get under way at 12am UK time on Saturday morning.

Is the game on TV?

No TV channel will be broadcasting the match but you can watch for free on BBC iPlayer and the BBC website.

Teams

Canada: Bauder, Corrigan, Symonds, Seumanutafa, Hogan-Rochester, Perry, Apps, Nelson, Idowu, Menin, de Goede, Royer, Senft, Omokhuale, Gibson.

Replacements: Tuttosi, Kassil, Rempel, Forteza, Buisa, Crossley, Pelletier, Tessier

England: Sing; Breach, Jones, Rowland, Venner; Harrison, Packer; Botterman, Cokayne, Bern, Talling, Ives Campion, Burton, Kabeya, Feaunati

Replacements: Field, Carson, Muir, Short, Matthews, Robinson, Aitchison, Kildunne

Quotes corner

John Mitchell: "Last Friday, we lost sight of what we could control when it mattered most. That's on us to fix.

"This week is about getting back to who we are - hungry, accountable to each other and demanding more of ourselves than anyone outside this group ever could.

"We've earned a strong period but nothing about it is owed to us going forward.

"Friday [Saturday 00:10 BST] is an opportunity to apply sustained pressure, learn from what we missed and come out the other side better than we went in."