England aims for seventh title in Women’s Six Nations 2025

The Women’s Six Nations tournament is set to begin on March 22, 2025, with England aiming to defend their title after winning their sixth consecutive championship in April 2024. The tournament will serve as a crucial opportunity for players to secure their spots in the Rugby World Cup squads, which will take place in the summer of 2025. England will kick off their campaign against Italy at the LNER Community Stadium in York, a venue that will also host matches during the upcoming World Cup. Following their opening match, England will face Wales and Ireland in away games before returning to play Scotland at Mattioli Woods Welford Road in Leicester on April 19. The final match of the tournament for England will be against France at the Allianz Stadium, Twickenham, on April 26. This series of fixtures is designed to showcase the best of women’s rugby and build momentum leading into the World Cup. The tournament will feature a total of five rounds, with matches scheduled across various venues. The opening weekend will also see Ireland play France and Scotland host Wales. The final day of the tournament will include a triple-header, highlighting the competitive nature of the event. Broadcast coverage will be provided by BBC Sport, ensuring that fans can follow every match live on various platforms. This extensive coverage aims to promote women’s rugby and engage a wider audience, reflecting the growing popularity and importance of the sport in England and beyond.