Brighton & Hove is one of eight cities hosting matches. Manjinder said: "I didn't have role models when I was growing up, but if these girls can see the change, see their role models, it will encourage them to think about a sport that they may not have otherwise a thought of." Mark Ward is the head coach of the U12 girls at Hove Girls Rugby and says they are looking forward to watching international rugby at the home of Brighton & Hove Albion. "There's already a buzz in the club about it," he said. "We've already planned the events around it. Loads of the girls have already got tickets for the games at the Amex and the final at Twickenham as well." England are hosting the Women's Rugby World Cup starting in August. The Red Roses will face Australia in Brighton on 6 September with the match being shown live on BBC Sport.