England edges New Zealand in women's rugby, extends unbeaten run to 41

England's women's rugby team secured a narrow victory over New Zealand in London on Saturday, bouncing back from a disappointing result the previous week. The Red Roses triumphed 26-19 at Allianz Stadium in a closely contested match that saw a decisive try late in the game.

The victory marks England's return to winning ways after their remarkable 39-match winning streak was halted when Canada forced a draw the previous week. With this result, the Red Roses have now extended their unbeaten run to 41 tests, demonstrating the team's resilience and depth.

The match against the New Zealand side proved competitive throughout, with England needing to dig deep to secure the win. A crucial try in the closing stages proved decisive in claiming victory and maintaining England's strong form in international women's rugby.

The Red Roses continue to establish themselves as one of the world's dominant forces in women's rugby, with their extended unbeaten run cementing their status as serious contenders in the sport.