OTTAWA — Canada defeated England 31-22 at TD Place Stadium in Ottawa on Saturday. The victory marked the second time in one week that Canada beat the world champion Red Roses.

England suffered consecutive defeats for the first time in a decade. Julia Omokhuale scored a try for Canada, and Sophie de Goede converted it. De Goede added another try one minute after the restart.

Canada led 12-7 at the 15-minute break. Olivia Apps, Florence Symonds and DaLeaka Menin also scored tries for Canada, with Menin's coming from a driving maul. Sophie de Goede scored a third try from a ruck.

Taylor Perry passed to Savannah Bauder, who ran more than 50 meters to score in the 63rd minute. Maddie Feaunati scored a try for England, which Zoe Harrison converted. Amy Cokayne added another try for England, and Zoe Harrison kicked a penalty in the second half.

England scored a third try with no time left on the clock. In other WXV Global Series action on Saturday, Australia defeated Scotland 38-31. Amelia Whitaker, Maya Stewart, Faitala Moleka, Piper Duck and Siokapesi Palu Sekona scored tries for Australia. Rachel Malcolm scored two tries for Scotland, while Holland Bogan, Katie Buchanan and Rhona Lloyd each added one.