All fixtures and fixtures for the 2026 Women’s Six Nations, where England will defend their title against France, Ireland, Italy, Scotland and Wales.
Women’s Six Nations results and fixtures
Saturday, April 11
Saturday, April 18
- Scotland v England – Murrayfield, Edinburgh (1.30pm kick-off)
- Wales v France – Cardiff Arms Park (3.35pm kick-off)
- Ireland v Italy – Dexcom Stadium, Galway (5.40pm kick-off)
Saturday, April 25th
- England v Wales – Ashton Gate, Bristol (2.15pm kick-off)
- Italy v Scotland – Sergio Lanfrancchi Stadium, Parma (4.30pm kick-off)
- France vs Ireland – Stade Marcel-Michelin, Clermont-Ferrand (8.10pm kick-off)
Saturday May 9th
- Italy v England – Sergio Lanfrancchi Stadium, Parma (2pm kick-off)
- Scotland v France – Edinburgh Hive Stadium (4.15pm kick-off)
- Ireland v Wales – Aphidia Stadium, Belfast (6.30pm kick-off)
Sunday May 17th
- Wales v Italy – Cardiff Arms Park (12.15pm kick-off)
- Ireland v Scotland – Aviva Stadium, Dublin (2.30pm kick-off)
- France v England – Stade Atlantique, Bordeaux (4:45 p.m. kick-off)
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England’s Sadia Kabeya and Marlie Packer discuss whether they can become the first England side to back up Six Nations victory. Watch ‘England Meets England’, co-produced with O2, on ITV
Who is the defending Women’s Six Nations champion?
England have won the last seven Women’s Six Nations titles and are once again favorites to win this year’s tournament as they aim for a fifth successive Grand Slam.
The Red Roses won the World Cup on home soil last year but there is freshness in John Mitchell’s side, including a new captain in Megan Jones, replacing pregnant skipper Zoe Stratford.
England promoted France to last year’s Women’s Six Nations title after a dramatic 43-42 win in the final game, and the top two sides in European rugby are set to meet again in their final match on May 17.
What is a Grand Slam?
The team will achieve the following: grand slam Beating every other team in the competition during a single campaign is a feat that has been achieved 25 times in Home/Five/Six Nations history.
What is the Triple Crown?
It is a competition between home countries such as England, Wales, Scotland and Ireland. triple crown A team is secured by beating three other teams in the same tournament. England has won the Triple Crown 24 times.
What is a wooden spoon?
that wooden spoonn is an unwanted honor as it means they finished last in the table, as happened to Wales in the last two Women’s Six Nations.
