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SAN FRANCISCO (AP) – Ellia Green came out of a medical room in the bowels of AT & T Park and watched a television screen on the wall. She could not like what she was seeing.
While his teammates put their hands on their heads, incredulously, France was celebrating on the pitch after crushing Australia 19-12 to reach its first Rugby World Cup final at seven.
Green, an Olympic champion, scored Australia's second try, but then received a strong tackle and was escorted for a head injury assessment. Australia led 12-0 at the time
"Congratulations to the France team," said Australian coach John Manenti. To get rid of Green, it 's about an impact player, she plays a minute or two, tries a try or hunt some, things are different.
Cécile Ciofani found a little respite on the left side and snuck in with the win-win test on the last game to complete the comeback.
"There is too much emotion that I can tell you," Ciofani said. "It's so wonderful, it's magical, we won against a great team, I can not explain it, it's too amazing."
France face defending champion and New Zealand favorite in Saturday's final
Black Ferns postponed a stiff semi-final test by the hosts in a 26-21 win. They are not safe until Sarah Goss installs Portia Woodman for their fourth try and 26-14 with a minute to play.
New Zealand has won all four games with France this season on the World Series.
Woodman said, "They will be unpredictable."
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