London women lead England bid for World Cup rugby glory

Felix Allen12 April 2012

Two Londoners will help lead England's bid to win the Women's Rugby World Cup final on Sunday.

The team face champions New Zealand at the Stoop in Twickenham.

Forest Gate policewoman Amy Garnett, 34, said: "I've been playing for England for 10 years and this will be my third World Cup final. I've been runner-up twice so I'm determined to go one better this time."

Wasps lock Jo McGilchrist, 27, who trained as a physiotherapist at St George's Hospital in Tooting, said: "It's a big deal. And it's extra special having it in London. I can't wait."

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