Rugby Unity

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Hosted by Eddie Jones, Ewen McKenzie, and David Pembroke, Rugby Unity is the global rugby podcast that tackles the games biggest issues on and off the field. From test match tactics to coaching philosophies, fan engagement to the business of rugby, this is where strong opinions meet smart analysis.Eddie Jones and Ewen McKenzie bring decades of international coaching experience at the very top level, while David Pembroke draws on 35 years as a rugby journalist and strategist. Together, they cut through the noise with insights you wont hear anywhere else.Rugby Unity is more than a podcast. Its a community of fans, players, coaches, and leaders committed to securing rugbys future prosperity worldwide.One sport. Millions of voices. This is Rugby Unity.Get in touch: info@rugbyunity.com.auTikTok Facebook Instagram YouTube LinkedInDont forget to follow and leave a rating or review. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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Wallaroos v Canada – quarterfinal showdown at the World Cup
Episode 3
Tuesday, 9 September, 2025

The Wallaroos are through to the quarterfinals of the Women’s Rugby World Cup — but the challenge only gets bigger. After pushing England harder than most, can Australia go one step further against Canada and keep their dream alive?In this special edition of Rugby Unity, Bella McKenzie is joined by her teammate and co-captain Emily Chancellor live from the UK. Together, they reflect on the highs and lows of the England clash, unpack the tactical battles to come, and share how belief, mental skills, and set-piece improvements are shaping the Wallaroos’ campaign.Also in this episode:England v Wallaroos — pressure, pride, and missed chancesAttack woes — 9 entries, just 1 tryEmily on leadership from the benchCanada’s strengths and how to counter themSubstitutions and rotation — what worked and what didn’tPLUS: How this World Cup could be a turning point for women’s rugby in Australia, building momentum toward a home World Cup in 2029.Want more from Rugby Unity? Subscribe to our Substack for exclusive content, blogs, behind-the-scenes insights and full podcast access — all in one place: Rugby Unity | SubstackOne sport. Millions of voices. This is Rugby Unity.📧 Get in touch: info@rugbyunity.com.au TikTok | Instagram | YouTubeThanks to Elevenlabs for providing a grant to Rugby Unity so that we can use their world leading software. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.