The Australian Sevens sides head to Toulouse looking to make an impact.

Sharni Williams returns to the Women's side, who finished third after going down to the USA in the semi-finals

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They opened their campaign with wins over the Irish and Brazil before a shock loss to hosts France.

As for the Men, they went down to Canada in the quarter-finals after going through Pool D unbeaten.

James Turner is a timely return in their quest for Olympic qualification, finishing in fifth position ahead of next week's final event in London

Follow a recap of all the action, game by game below:

Australia Women 52 v Brazil Women 0

Australia has started Toulouse with a dream 52-0 win over Brazil.

Maddison Levi had her eye set on the record for the most tries in a World Series season, opening the scoring from deep inside her half before quickly adding her second.

Charlotte Caslick then got in on the action, put through a hole by Faith Nathan to extend the lead, followed over by Teagan Levi for a 28-0 lead at the break.

Maddi had a hat-trick just after the break as Dom Du Toit continued the dream start for the Aussies.

Nathan and Bienne Terita sealed the win shortly afterwards, bringing up the half-century

Australia Men 49 v Japan Men 5

Australia have dominated Japan 49-5 to start their campaign

The Japanese stunned the Aussies early as they dived on the loose ball for the opener.

From here it was all the Australians as Henry Paterson had the instant response to give them a 7-5 lead at the break.

Dietrich Roache then scored his 50th Sevens try to start the second half demolition, with Darby Lancaster and Hayden Sargeant extending the lead.

Matt Gonzalez sealed the win with a late double as they cruised to victory

Australia Men 12 v Ireland Men 5

Australia have sealed its place in the Toulouse quarter-finals with a 12-5 win over Ireland.

In a tense first half, the Aussies couldn’t take advantage of a yellow card as Ireland instantly struck through Liam McNamara.

Nathan Lawson couldn’t get his boot to a perfect Maurice Longbottom kick as the Irish took a 5-0 lead into the break.

Henry Paterson once again had the answer for the Australians, breaking away to give them a two point lead with four minutes to go.

Paterson then turned provider to captain Nick Malouf to seal the victory

Australia Women 33 v Ireland Women 12

Australia have recovered from a slow start to defeat Ireland 33-12.

The Irish started fast with tries to Lucy Mulhall and Stacey Flood giving them a 12-7 lead into the break.

This is where the Aussies kicked into gear as Teagan Levi started the second half onslaught to put Tim Walsh's side in front.

Maddi Levi crossed for her second to inch closer to the World Series record, whilst late tries to Charlotte Caslick and Bienne Terita sealed the win

Australia Women 12 v France Women 19

France have stunned the Australians to take a 19-12 win on home soil.

Maddison Levi scored her 53rd try of the World Series, breaking the all-time record for most tries in a season.

Charlotte Caslick sprinted away before the half-time siren to extend the lead to 12-0.

Buoyed on by the home support, the French mounted a comeback and tied it up with two quick tries.

Séraphine Okemba completed the comeback with 90 seconds to go to give France their first lead of the match, closing out the win

Australia Men 26 v Samoa Men 7

Australia will finish top of their pool with a crucial 26-7 win over Samoa.

Nathan Lawson got the Aussies off to a flyer to score in the first two minutes.

Great interchange from Matt Gonzalez and Darby Lancaster put the Eastwood half over the line, followed over by Tim Clements a minute later for a 21-0 lead at the break.

A great offload from Lancaster extended the lead as Lawson crossed for his second.

The win knocks Samoa, Australia's nearest rival for Olympic qualification, out of the Cup as their Olympic dreams take a major boost

Australia Women 17 v Ireland Women 7

Australia are into the semi-finals, backing up their group stages effort with a 17-7 win over Ireland.

Teagan Levi set the tempo with a great individual try, bursting through the defence before out-sprinting the cover defence.

The Aussies struggled to build pressure for the rest of the half as they took a 7-0 lead into the break.

The injection of Bienne Terita was timely as she sealed the win with a second-half double.

Australia Men 10 v Canada Men 12

Australia have been stunned 12-10 by Canada in the quarter-finals.

Canada started strong in a tight contest, with Phil Berna's try giving them a 7-0 lead at the break

The Aussies refused to panic and when Tim Clements and James Turner scored twice, they looked set to advance.

However, the Canadians found a way over the line through Alex Russell for victory, holding off a late charge by John Manenti's side to continue their dream run into the semi-finals

Australia Women 7 v USA Women 10

Australia will battle for bronze after a 10-7 defeat to the USA.

The USA started strong as Kristi Kirshe floated across to score the first try

The Aussies struggled with their handling, making five errors in the first half as the Americans took a 5-0 lead into the break.

Maddison Levi then proceeded to score against the run of play in their first entry to the 22 to take a two-point lead.

With time running out, Naya Tapper went end-to-end to come away with victory, relegating Australia to the bronze medal match

Australia Men 21 v South Africa Men 19

Australia have secured a crucial 21-19 win over South Africa as they book their spot in the fifth-place Final.

South Africa started fast, slipping through the defence to open the scoring

As always, Henry Paterson was there for the response, giving the Aussies the lead before the Blitzboks struck back before the half.

Tim Clements restored the lead ten seconds after the break, followed over by Maurice Longbottom.

A fortunate bounce gave South Africa one last chance to strike, only for the Aussies to hang on.

Australia Men 26 v Ireland Men 21

Australia have boosted their Olympics qualification hopes with a fifth place finish in Toulouse

Ireland opened the scoring through Sean Galvin, only to be answered by the returning James Turner.

Both teams traded tries as a late burst from Nathan Lawson levelled the scores at 14-all at the break.

Lawson scored his second to start the second half before completing the hat-trick to seal the win

Australia Women 33 v France Women 7

Australia have finished third in Toulouse after a 33-7 win over France.

In a tense first half, the French opened the scoring through Joanna Grisez, only for Maddi Levi to take the restart and run 90 metres.

Charlotte Caslick scored just before the break to give the Aussies the lead.

Dom Du Toit extended the advantage after the break, with Levi’s second and third sealing the win.

Australian Sevens Squads for Toulouse

Men's

4. Dietrich Roache

5. Tim Clements

6. Henry Paterson

7. Josh Turner

8. Dally Bird

9. Matt Gonzalez

10. Nick Malouf (c)

11. Maurice Longbottom

12. Nathan Lawson

14. James Turner

23. Darby Lancaster

24. Kye Oates

25. Hayden Sargeant

Ayden Ekanayake* (14th player)

Women's

1. Lily Dick

2. Sharni Williams

3. Faith Nathan

4. Dominique Du Toit

5. Teagan Levi

6. Madison Ashby

7. Charlotte Caslick (C)

9. Tia Hinds

12. Maddison Levi

22. Bienne Terita

55. Alysia Lefau-Fakaosilea

65. Sariah Paki

Isabella Nasser* (13th player)

Australian Sevens Toulouse Schedule

*All times AEST

Men

Friday, May 12

Australia Men 49 def Japan Men 5, 8:23 pm

Saturday, May 13

Australia Men 12 def Ireland Men 5, 1:04 am

Australia Men 26 def Samoa Men 7, 7:59 pm

Sunday, May 14

Australia Men 10 def by Canada Men 12, 1:38 am - CUP QF

Australia Men 21 def South Africa Men 19, 8:48 pm - FIFTH PLACE SEMI

Monday, May 15

Australia Men v Ireland Men, 12:00 am - FIFTH PLACE FINAL

Women