2025 Women’s Six Nations
The 2025 Guinness Women’s Six Nations fixtures have been confirmed, with the Championship kicking off on Saturday 22nd March.
Five rounds of fixtures conclude with a blockbuster day of back-to-back women’s rugby on Saturday 26th April.
The Guinness Women’s Six Nations signals the start of a pivotal year for the women’s game before England hosts Rugby World Cup 2025 in the summer: combining to take Women’s rugby to new heights.
For many players, the 2025 Guinness Women’s Six Nations will provide the last opportunity to be selected for the RWC squads, a defining moment in a player’s career.
Broadcast coverage of the Guinness Women’s Six Nations, includes coverage in all six nations’ home markets as well as a further 157 international territories and looks to build on 2024’s 13% audience growth.
Women’s rugby will take centre stage in 2025, in what could be a watershed year for the women’s game, with back-to-back international women’s rugby tournaments offering box office entertainment for fans, all kicking off with the Guinness Women’s Six Nations.
The Northern Hemisphere will be the stage for the biggest moments in the women’s game next year, starting with Ireland versus France on the 22nd March in round one of the Guinness Women’s Six Nations.
Five rounds of fixtures, running from the 22nd March through to the 26th April, will culminate in Super Saturday and three consecutive clashes: Scotland against Ireland, Italy hosting Wales, and culminating with England against France.
Fans will be able to watch every minute of the action, from every game, thanks to worldwide live broadcast coverage, which includes the BBC in the UK, and France Télévisions covering the Championship for audiences in France. Virgin Media and RTÉ both offer coverage of fixtures in Ireland, and Sky Italia will continue their support of rugby in Italy, through their broadcast coverage.
Six Nations Rugby will once again offer fans multiple routes to engage with the Women’s Championship via its social and digital channels, match highlights, original content, promotions and the dedicated Women’s Six Nations Fantasy Rugby game.
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