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The Black Ferns have qualified top of Pool C for the Rugby World Cup quarter finals, outmuscling Ireland 40-0 in boisterous Brighton.

The Black Ferns have stretched their record to 28-0 against Australia, starting their Pacific Four campaign with a 38-12 victory over the Wallaroos at McDonald Jones Stadium in Newcastle.

The very first Women’s Super Rugby Champions Final will take place this Thursday April 17, with the Super Rugby Aupiki winners, the Blues, lining up against Australia’s Super Rugby W winners, the NSW Waratahs.

France has been a nemesis for the Black Ferns winning five of the last six Tests between the countries.

The Black Ferns coaching group have named their match-day 23 to play England in their second Test of the WXV1 Tournament at Langley Events Centre in Langley.

The Black Ferns coaching group have named their match-day 23, to play Ireland in their opening Test of the WXV1 Tournament at BC Place, Vancouver.

The O’Reilly Cup, presented by Ryman Healthcare, will be on the line this weekend when the Trans-Tasman rivalry resumes at North Harbour Stadium in Auckland.

Only one change has been made to the Black Ferns team that beat the United States last week for Sunday's Pacific Four game in Christchurch.

The Black Ferns coaching group have named their match-day twenty-three, featuring the return of powerful prop Aldora Itunu, in their second Test of the Pacific Four Series at Apollo Stadium in Christchurch on Sunday 19 May, kick-off at 4.35pm.

Black Ferns coaches Allan Bunting, Steve Jackson, Mike Delany and Tony Christie have named their 30 player squad to compete at home in front of their Black Ferns fans for their final Test match of the O'Reilly Cup, presented by Ryman Healthcare and the inagural WXV1 tournament.