Zoe Aldcroft: World Cup success for England can herald change in women's rugby
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The Independent focuses on critical issues like reproductive rights, climate change, and Big Tech, emphasizing the need for accessible journalism without paywalls. Support enables continued reporting from various perspectives. Meanwhile, Zoe Aldcroft, captain of the England women's rugby team, highlights the potential impact of a successful World Cup campaign in elevating women's rugby. The team's recent achievements, including a record-breaking attendance of over 58,000 spectators at the Allianz Stadium, indicate increasing interest and support for the sport. Aldcroft aims to lead her team to reclaim the World Cup trophy they last held in 2017.
Zoe Aldcroft believes a successful run at the Women's World Cup can lead to significant changes in the status and popularity of women's rugby, similar to their historic victory over France.
The Red Roses achieved a record attendance for a women's match at the Allianz Stadium with over 58,000 spectators, showcasing the growing interest and support for women's rugby.
Despite previous lower attendance figures of 10,000 to 15,000, the recent success has encouraged hopes for continued growth and recognition, particularly with the upcoming matches.
Aldcroft's leadership as captain and the team's determination to reclaim the trophy they last won in 2017 is reflective of women's aspirations in sports and the push for equality.
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