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As anticipation builds for the naming of the Black Ferns squad for Rugby World Cup 2025 this Friday, it’s worth reflecting on a remarkable historical pattern - every Women’s Rugby World Cup final to date has featured either New Zealand or England, and often both.

The Black Ferns have snapped a three-game losing streak with a resounding 39-14 victory over France at BC Place in Vancouver.

The Black Ferns face the biggest challenge in women’s rugby this weekend when they attempt to conquer England at Allianz Stadium (formerly Twickenham) this weekend.

The Black Ferns have finished the 2024 Pacific Four tournament on a high and wrapped up the Laurie O’Reilly Cup with a 67-19 win over the Wallaroos at North Harbour Stadium.

Black Ferns Director of Rugby Allan Bunting described the inaugural WXV 1 Tournament as a “mini World Cup.”

The Black Ferns coaching group of Allan Bunting, Steve Jackson, Mike Delany and Tony Christie have named an exciting 23 to take on France in their opener of the inaugural WXV1 Tournament this Saturday evening (7.00pm), in Wellington at Sky Stadium.

New Zealand's World Cup-winning Black Ferns set out on a new phase when playing Australia's Wallaroos in Thursday's first game of the Pacific Four Series in Brisbane.

A new era for the Rugby World Cup winning Black Ferns is underway with the first squad named today ahead of their opening Test for the Pacific Four Series and O’Reilly Cup against Australia in Brisbane later this month.

Stacey Fluhler boasts a smile that could melt margarine. A try she scored to help the Black Ferns Sevens win the Olympic final against France in Tokyo last year became an iconic image. Unfortunately, nobody was inside the stadium to see it.

The Black Ferns team to face England for the Rugby World Cup title, at a sold-out Eden Park this Saturday, has been named.