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![]() | Sunday, 19 May, 2002, 15:18 GMT 16:18 UK Black Ferns march on ![]() Suzy Shortland gets a pass away despite Lisa Fiaola's efforts New Zealand's Black Ferns got the better of their trans-Tasman rival Australia to set up a semi-final clash with France at the Women's World Cup in Barcelona. France overcame the three-time finalist the United States while England edged out hosts Spain and Canada beat Scotland to set up the second semi-final. New Zealand's 36-3 win was the most convincing performance of the quarter-finals, as they crossed for five tries. Six Nations Grand Slam winner France capped a strong season with a 21-9 defeat of USA. Wales recovered from a first-round loss against Australia to outclass a spirited Germany team at the Women's World Cup in Barcelona. The Netherlands battled bravely before losing 37-10 to Kazakhstan. Italy claimed their first victory of the competition with a 30-3 win over Japan. Samoa had a famous victory over Ireland outmuscling their opponents 22-0. |
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