Sarah Rendell

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Dr. Sarah Rendell.

Hello, everyone.

I am an internal medicine physician and clinical fellow in infectious diseases at Mass General Brigham, and I do research on preventing vaccine-preventable diseases and chronic sequelae of those.

Canada had already held England to a 26-all draw in Exeter last month, ending a 39-match winning streak.

So Canada have gone two consecutive matches without losing to the world champions? Is this the emergence of a genuine rivalry at the very top of women's rugby? And have other nations finally worked out how to beat England? Well, to discuss all of that, we are joined by The Guardian's Sarah Rendell.

Great to have you back on, Sarah.

Let's just go straight to that crazy match on Friday night.

That's so funny.

I, I love that Zoe said to Sarah Rendell at The Guardian, she said, "Obviously, the kick didn't go the way I wanted it to.

I felt I had to make up for it somehow.

That last bit was a bit shit or bust." [laughs]