The Australia Wallaroos staged a significant second-half comeback to secure a 30-10 victory over Scotland in the WXV series. After trailing 10-5 at halftime in Edinburgh, the Wallaroos delivered a powerful and precise performance, marking Michaela Leonard's 50th Test with a much-needed win. This triumph ended a six-match losing streak for the team, following challenging encounters against England and France.
In another WXV fixture, Wales suffered a narrow defeat at the hands of the USA. Despite the setback, head coach Sean Lynn expressed a positive outlook, indicating that the team is focusing on the lessons learned from the match. The results highlight the competitive nature of the WXV tournament, with teams battling for crucial wins on the international stage.
Wallaroos Rally to Defeat Scotland; Wales Falls to USA in WXV
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