TORONTO, Oct. 17 -- Shoshanah Seumanutafa was not supposed to be on the field that early. An injury to Canada's Alex Tessier in the 16th minute pulled her off the bench, according to World Rugby's match report, and with two minutes left she dived into the corner to give Canada a 24-21 win over England on Friday night.

The try ended England's unbeaten run, which Sky Sports puts at 41 matches and dates back to the 2022 World Cup final, the last time the Red Roses lost. It came in front of what World Rugby called a record crowd at BMO Field, and it was Canada's first win over the world champions in 10 years.

For most of the night it looked like another England evening. The Red Roses were scoreless for the first half hour, then took full ad...