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Canada Women
England Women
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Win: Canada Women
73%
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Prediction commentary
Based on data as of 15 Oct, 00:05Canada Women are projected to defeat England Women in their WXV 1 encounter on 16 October 2026, with 73% confidence. Both sides enter the match on equal footing in the standings, each holding 4 points from their opening fixture. Canada sit top of the table while England occupy second place.
England have controlled the recent history between these two nations. In seven meetings over the past few years, England have claimed six victories while Canada have managed only one draw. Prior to that, England won 33-13 at the World Cup and 21-12 in WXV 1 action last October.
England’s record over their last five matches shows stability. They have won four games and drawn one, scoring 204 points and conceding 121. Canada display greater fluctuation. Their last five outings produced two wins, one draw, and two losses. Canada have scored 142 points and conceded 125, a wider margin than England’s defensive record suggests they will allow here.
The statistical model anticipates a high-scoring performance from Canada. It expects Canada Women to score 53.7 points and England Women 15.1. This stands in contrast to the 0% draw probability assigned to the match, despite the 26-26 result earlier this year. The model also sets both-teams-to-score and three-plus goals probabilities at 0%, despite the attacking display in their earlier meeting.
Canada arrive with a new addition to their backroom team. Bruce Cassidy has joined the staff, a move that could alter the tactical approach. England will need to contain Canada’s attack, which has shown flashes of brilliance, including a 64-26 victory over Scotland. England’s defence has held up well, keeping New Zealand to 19 points in their last outing.