New Zealand's Black Ferns are bidding to end England's Test-record 30-match winning run when the two sides face off in the Women's Rugby World Cup final this Saturday.
Simon Middleton's number-one ranked Red Roses have surpassed their hosts' previous world record of 24 successive Test wins and will be looking to extend their run, the most of any men's or women's international side, one game further to win the biggest prize of them all.
History is on the line for both sides in the rematch of the 2017 final, where England were beaten 41-32. England were undoubtedly the favourites long before this tournament kicked off, but New Zealand have been in scintillating form too and are likely to give England their biggest challenge in recent years.
