| A thrilling day of action in Amsterdam has seen Canada and Australia qualify for next year’s Olympic Games and New Zealand claim the Women’s Sevens Series for the third year in a row.It’s still all to play for in Amsterdam on Saturday, as USA, France and England are all in with a chance of securing a spot at Rio 2016. Saturday’s quarter-finals will see Australia play Russia, England face a massive battle for the last Olympic position as they play New Zealand, the in-form USA take on Spain and Canada will play France. CLICK HERE FOR A RECAP OF AMSTERDAM 7s DAY ONE >> Speaking after securing the third Olympic spot from the series, Canadian captain Jen Kish said: “It’s been hard work and a long process for us. To finally get to Rio and have our dreams become a reality is amazing. We’re going for a strong day two as we want to leave Amsterdam, not only going to Rio, but with the cup as well,” she added. Australian captain Sharni Williams was delighted to finally reach a goal that was set out at the start of the season: (exclusive bonus for Wonky Wabbits game) “It’s been a long time coming…but the job is not done yet because we’re here for the tournament and to get into the finals.” New Zealand had already booked their place in the Olympics, when they qualified at the London 7s last weekend. CLICK HERE FOR FREE HI-RES PHOTOS FROM THE WOMEN’S SERIES >> The quarter-finals get underway at the NRCA Stadium on Saturday at 10am (GMT +2). Tickets for the tournament are still available and can be accessed here. CLICK HERE FOR WOMEN’S SEVENS STANDINGS >> Like all other rounds in the series, matches from Amsterdam will be streamed on worldrugby.org and fans can find out more about where they can watch the action by clicking here CLICK HERE TO VIEW ALL THE LATEST VIDEOS FROM THE WOMEN’S SERIES >> |