New Zealand Triumphs Over China in Women's Rugby Sevens Pool A

The Women's Rugby Sevens Pool A match held on July 28, 2024, at the Stade de France was nothing short of spectacular as New Zealand faced off against China. New Zealand showcased their dominance with a final score of 43-5, marking a significant victory in the tournament.

The match began with New Zealand quickly taking the lead, scoring multiple tries within the first half. Key players such as Stacey Waaka and Michaela Blyde played pivotal roles, contributing significantly to the team’s scoreline. By the end of the first half, New Zealand had already amassed a staggering 22 points, leaving China struggling to respond.

As the second half commenced, New Zealand continued their relentless attack, further extending their lead. In contrast, China managed to score only a single try, which came too late in the match to make any significant impact. The match concluded with New Zealand sealing their win with a total of 43 points, thanks to 7 tries and 4 successful conversions, showcasing their exceptional skill and teamwork.

China’s efforts, led by captain Chen Keyi, were commendable but ultimately fell short against the fierce competition posed by New Zealand. The match highlighted the prowess of the New Zealand team, which now looks poised to advance further in the tournament, aiming for Olympic glory.

This victory not only boosts New Zealand's confidence but also sets the stage for an exciting continuation of the Women's Rugby Sevens event as they compete for the gold medal in the upcoming rounds.