However they do as a team in Saturday's final, England have been a hit as hosts of the Women's Rugby World Cup. With Twickenham's 82,000-capacity Allianz Stadium sold out for the finale of this year's competition, a new record will be set for the biggest crowd in women's rugby history. It means the tournament will finish how it started. On the opening day of the tournament back in August, another record was broken as England's match against the United States drew 42,723 people, surpassing the 2022 final as the best-attended match in Women's Rugby World Cup history. In total, 440,000 tickets have been sold for the tournament, more than three times the number at the previous Women's Rugby World Cup three years ago.