WXV Global Series on social media: lens, history and excitement for all tastes
The latest round of the 2026 WXV Global Series provided some of the competition's best moments and games - relive them in our social media spotlight round-up.
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WXV Global Series: Canada end England's unbeaten run in Toronto thriller
Canada follow-up September's draw against England in Exeter with a first victory over the world champions in 10 years in Toronto, Australia beat Scotland for a second time in two matches, and New Zealand teach a young France side a lesson
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WXV Global Series squads: Canada make key changes for England re-run
Less than a month playing out an epic draw in Exeter, Women’s Rugby World Cup 2025 finalists England and Canada meet again in Toronto, while Australia and Scotland renew rivalries in Sydney, and New Zealand and France prepare for the second of their four WXV Global Series meetings this year
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WXV Global Series on social media: The break is over!
The WXV Global Series 2026 break is over and we are set for an entertaining weekend, as shown by the social media frenzy among the teams taking the stage.
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World Rugby clarifies law on dangerous tackles
The World Rugby Executive Board has approved a law amendment and a law application guideline confirming that two relatively rare, but dangerous tackle techniques, will now be subject to sanction.
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WXV Global Series on social media: From La Cartuja to the Wallaroos drums
With just one week until the WXV Global Series returns, teams have been building anticipation on social media, and here are some of the posts that caught our attention.
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WXV Global Series: Springbok Women triumphant in Seville
Spain welcomed South Africa at La Cartuja, with the visitors securing a 20-0 win before WXV Global Series takes a one-week pause.
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WXV Global Series squads: Las Leonas and Springbok Women ready for the challenge
Spain and South Africa will meet for the 10th time in Seville this Sunday
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WXV Global Series 2026: Maddie Feaunati named Mitsubishi Electric Player of the Week
England number-eight Maddie Feaunati has been named Mitsubishi Electric Player of the Week following an impressive display of power and class in the Red Roses win over the Black Ferns