Sports10/6/2025The Guardian

RFU unveils plan to boost women’s game and build on England’s World Cup win

RFU unveils plan to boost women’s game and build on England’s World Cup win

The Rugby Football Union (RFU) has unveiled a five-year action plan to build on the momentum of the Red Roses' Women's Rugby World Cup victory. The strategy, called "Every Rose: Our Time," sets ambitious targets, including becoming the first England team to win back-to-back Rugby World Cups and increasing the number of women and girls playing the game to 100,000 by 2030, up from the current 60,000. Additionally, the plan aims to attract 3 million fans and generate £60 million in revenue. The RFU is determined to "keep its foot on the gas" and continue the growth and development of women's rugby in England.

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