Sutcliffe earns first start for Scotland against Australia
Published 4d ago · Latest report 19h ago · Match
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Aicha Sutcliffe makes her first Scotland start against Australia as Emily Chancellor prepares to retire.
Glasgow Warriors hooker Aicha Sutcliffe will make her first start for Scotland in their upcoming WXV Global Series match against Australia in Canberra. Interim head coach Dave Butcher made three changes to the lineup for the final fixture. Meanwhile, former Wallaroos captain Emily Chancellor prepares to retire from international rugby following the clash.
- The changeAicha Sutcliffe enters the starting lineup as one of three alterations made by interim head coach Dave Butcher.
- The retirementFormer Wallaroos captain Emily Chancellor will play her 42nd and final Test match before retirement.
- The backgroundAustralia enters the final fixture following a comfortable 56-12 victory over Scotland earlier in the series.
Why it matters
The WXV Global Series serves as a vital international window for women's rugby union teams to test their squads against top-tier global competition. Matches in Canberra showcase ongoing preparations and squad rotations as veteran players step down and emerging talent gains crucial starting experience.
Timeline3
- Oct 17Australia reflected on their previous performance against Scotland ahead of the tournament conclusion.
- Oct 19Emily Chancellor announced her upcoming retirement from international rugby following the upcoming Test.
- Oct 20Scotland announced three changes to their team, including Aicha Sutcliffe making her first start.
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- BBC SportSutcliffe makes first Scotland start against Australia19h ago · open ↗
- ABC News (Australia)Chancellor announces Wallaroos retirement ahead of Scotland Test2d ago · open ↗
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