WATCH: Spanish players accidentally break WXV3 trophy in post match celebrations

In a video that was originally shared by WXV, and has since gone viral on social media, the Spanish players are shown in shock, after the trophy comes loose from the base it was previously mounted upon. The jubilant celebrations take a brief halt as the players look to mend their new trophy, with the silverware and base held together for the following team photos. Check out the video below:

The Red Roses won the WXV1 title, and become the first ever nation to lift the trophy back-to-back. England were crowned inaugural champions of the tournament in New Zealand last year, and retained the crown on Sunday night in Canada, (early Monday morning UK time). WXV2 was won by Australia, as the Wallaroos defeated the defending champions Scotland in South Africa.