England's Red Roses won the Women's Rugby World Cup on Saturday (27 September), beating Canada 33-13 at Twickenham's Allianz Stadium.

Saturday saw the largest ever crowd for a women's rugby fixture, with 81,885 rugby fans from all over filling out the stadium.

This was the team's first World Cup win in 11 years and scores were tried by Ellie Kildunne, hooker Amy Cokayne, No 8 Alex Matthews (two) and lock Abbie Ward.

Saturday's match saw the largest ever crowd for a women's rugby fixture (Credit: Sarah Charnley)

To kick things off, female guitarist Sophie Lloyd warmed up the crowd with her own version of Bon Jovi's 'Living on a Prayer'.

About the match, Sky News reports: "Three times Canada were camped on the England try-line on the verge of tries - once in the first half, twice in the second half - and the Red Roses conjured big turnovers or stops.

"Zoe Harrison pinched a remarkable turnover in the opening period to deny Canada a certain seven points, while the heat England were under with Hannah Botterman in the sin-bin looked almost certain to see Canada narrow the gap to just six points when 26-13 behind. England's 14 dug in and survived. Mitchell's side consistently won out at massive moments.

"There were others too. Twice Ward stole Canada lineouts in the 22 to deny them, wrestling momentum back the hosts' way.

"In attack, the Red Roses were clinical, ruthless and lethal. While Canada passed up chances, England almost always struck. On such form, they were never going to lose."

Speaking about the match, one woman who travelled to Twickenham from Liverpool told Nub News: "It was the most amazing atmosphere, and it was a wonderful day out.

"It was great to be part of a record-breaking audience, and I hope it encourages more girls to take up rugby."

England supporters waved England flags to show their support (Credit: Sarah Charnley)

Red Roses player, Holly Aitchinson's brother added: "Watching there with a record breaking was unbelievable and I'm so proud of Jolly and everything she's achieved!

Red Roses player, Holly Aitchinson with brother Ben (Credit: Ben Aitchinson)

"The sport has come on so much and that's largely due to this England team and all the girls involved, they're pioneers for the sport and I'm excited to keep watching it evolve!"

There was an amazing atmosphere at Saturday's match (Credit: Ben Aitchinson)

To celebrate the win, the Red Roses held a victory celebration at Battersea Power Station on Sunday, 28 September.

Thousands attended the event and young girls and women were out in force to cheer on the victory party.

Thousands tured up to the REd Roses' victory party at Battersea Power Station on Sunday (Credit: Tilly O'Brien)

During the celebrations, England's coach, John Mitchell, told the crowd how much he admired his team, whom he called "fun but driven", and what they had achieved. "They are unreal to work with every day," he added.