Women’s Six Nations 2026 Fixtures, Results, Kick-off Times, How to watch, Squads

Women’s Six Nations 2026: Full fixtures, results, kick-off times, schedule, venues, How to watch Live, TV channels guide, Squads.

The Women’s Six Nations continues to go from strength to strength as the tournament returns in 2026.

The Women's Six Nations gets under way on Saturday, 11 April with world champions England bidding for an eighth successive title and a fifth consecutive Grand Slam.

The Red Roses will return to Allianz Stadium for the first time since beating Canada in September's World Cup final, when they start the defence of their Six Nations title against Ireland.

Will France finally get one over their English rivals? Or will the Red Roses, fresh off victory in last year's World Cup, add another trophy to their impressive collection?

The stage is set for another exciting tournament, so here is everything you need to know ahead of kick off.

Here are the Women’s Six Nations 2026 fixtures and How to Watch in UK TV channels:

How to Watch 2026 Women’s Six Nations Live, TV Channels, Online Live Stream.

Once again BBC Sport has comprehensive free-to-air coverage of this year's Women's Six Nations across TV, radio and online.

The BBC has broadcasting rights to the Women’s Six Nations in the UK, with extensive coverage across television and online platforms. All of England’s games will be shown live on BBC Two.

The games will be shown across the BBC in the UK as well as S4C in Wales. In Ireland, the matches will be broadcast on RTÉ and Virgin, on Sky in Italy and France TV in France.

BBC TV and BBC iPlayer will show every game from the tournament and have signed up England's World Cup captain Stratford to join their team of experts analysing the games.

2026 Women’s Six Nations: Full fixtures, results, TV schedule, How to watch, venues.

Here’s the full list of fixtures for the 2026 Women’s Six Nations.



All-Kick-Off times BST.

Round 1: Saturday, 11 April

France 40-7 Italy, Stade des Alpes, Grenoble

England 33-12 Ireland, Allianz Stadium, London

Wales 19-24 Scotland, Principality Stadium, Cardiff

Round 2: Saturday, 18 April

Scotland 7-84 England, Murrayfield, Edinburgh

Wales 7-38 France, Cardiff Arms Park, Cardiff

Ireland 57-20 Italy, Dexcom Stadium, Galway

Round 3: Saturday, 25 April

 - England  62-24  Wales, Ashton Gate, Bristol - 

 - Italy  41-14  Scotland, Stadio Sergio Lanfranchi, Parma -

- France  26-7  Ireland, Stade Marcel-Michelin, Clermont-Ferrand -

Round 4: Saturday, 9 May

14:00 - Italy v England, Stadio Sergio Lanfranchi, Parma - BBC Two, BBC iPlayer

16:15 - Scotland v France, Hive Stadium, Edinburgh - BBC Two, BBC iPlayer

18:30 - Ireland v Wales, Ravenhill Stadium, Belfast - BBC One Wales, BBC iPlayer

Round 5: Sunday, 17 May

12:15 - Wales v Italy, Cardiff Arms Park, Cardiff - BBC Two, BBC iPlayer

14:30 - Ireland v Scotland, Aviva Stadium, Dublin - BBC iPlayer

16:45 - France v England, Stade Atlantique, Bordeaux - BBC Two

Who won the last year Women's Six Nations title? What happened in 2025

England secured a seventh successive Women's Six Nations title and fourth Grand Slam in a row with a nailbiting 43-42 victory over France in the tournament's final game.

Clinching the Grand Slam with five bonus-point wins earned England a further three bonus points to give them a final championship total of 28.

France finished second, as they have in every Six Nations since their last victory over England in 2018, with four wins.

Ireland claimed a losing bonus point in a 26-19 defeat by Scotland to guarantee third place.

How does the Women's Six Nations works? Format

Teams earn four points for a win and two for a draw.

Bonus points are earned for scoring four or more tries in a match and for losing by seven points or fewer.

A team that completes a Grand Slam by beating all five other nations - as England did last year - is awarded three extra bonus points to guarantee them the title.

Women's Six Nations squad: Full England Players List.

Forwards: Christiana Balogun, Sarah Bern, Hannah Botterman, Abi Burton, May Campbell, Mackenzie Carson, Kelsey Clifford, Amy Cokayne, Maddie Feaunati, Liz Hanlon, Daisy Hibbert-Jones, Lilli Ives Campion, Sadia Kabeya, Haineala Lutui, Alex Matthews, Annabel Meta, Maud Muir, Marlie Packer, Connie Powell, Demelza Short, Morwenna Talling, Jodie Verghese

Backs: Holly Aitchison, Jess Breach, Millie David, Zoe Harrison, Tatyana Heard, Natasha Hunt, Megan Jones, Ellie Kildunne, Claudia Moloney-MacDonald, Lucy Packer, Sarah Parry, Flo Robinson, Helena Rowland, Emma Sing, Mia Venner, Bo Westcombe-Evans

Women's Six Nations squad: Full France Players List.

Forwards: Amalia Bazola Allieres, Rose Bernadou, Axelle Berthoumieu, Yllana Brosseau, Léa Champon, Khoudedia Cissokho, Cloé Correa, Célia Domain, Charlotte Escudero, Madoussou Fall Raclot, Manae Feleu, Léa Gabriagues, Julia Grosz, Assia Khalfaoui, Mathilde Lazarko, Ambre Mwayembe, Elsa Peyras, Elisa Riffonneau, Lou Roboam, Siobhan Soqeta, Oihana Tome Belmonte, Kiara Zago.

Backs: Carla Arbez, Pauline Barrat, Émilie Boulard, Pauline Bourdon Sansus, Morgane Bourgeois, Océane Buisson, Alexandra Chambon, Anaïs Grando, Joanna Grisez, Marie Ibanez, Louen Laramy, Léa Murie, Lina Queyroi, Aubane Rousset, Aëlig Tregouet, Gabrielle Vernier.

Women's Six Nations squads: Full Ireland Players List.

Forwards: Jemima Adams Verling, Sophie Barrett, Beth Buttimer, Eilís Cahill, Ruth Campbell, Jane Clohessy, Linda Djougang, Brittany Hogan, Neve Jones, Erin King, Aoibheann McGrath, Sadhbh McGrath, Cliodhna Moloney-MacDonald, Sam Monaghan, Grace Moore, Niamh O'Dowd, Ellena Perry, Ailish Quinn, Fiona Tuite, Aoife Wafer, Dorothy Wall,

Backs: Alana McInerney, Anna McGann, Aoibheann Reilly, Aoife Dalton, Béibhinn Parsons, Caitríona Finn, Dannah O'Brien, Emily Lane, Enya Breen, Eve Higgins, Nancy McGillivray, Niamh Gallagher, Robyn O'Connor, Stacey Flood, Vicky Elmes Kinlan

Women's Six Nations squad: Full Wales Players List.

Forwards: Gwenllian Pyrs, Maisie Davies, Katherine Baverstock, Stella Orrin, Sisilia Tuipulotu, Donna Rose, Elan Jones, Jenni Scoble, Kelsey Jones, Molly Reardon, Carys Phillips, Kendall Waudby, Gwen Crabb, Tilly Vucaj, Alaw Pyrs, Natalia John, Kate Williams, Bethan Lewis, Bryonie King, Jorja Aiono, Branwen Metcalfe, Georgia Evans, Alisha Joyce.

Backs: Keira Bevan, Sian Jones, Seren Lockwood, Lleucu George, Kayleigh Powell, Courtney Keight, Hannah Dallavalle, Jenna De Vera, Savannah Picton-Powell, Kelsie Webster, Jasmine Joyce, Lisa Neumann, Carys Cox, Nikita Prothero, Seren Singleton.

Women's Six Nations squad: Full Italy Players List.

Forwards: Gaia Dosi, Gaia Maris, Alessia Pilani, Silvia Turani, Vittoria Zanette, Chiara Cheli, Desiree Spinelli, Vittoria Vecchini, Francesca Andreoli, Elettra Costantini, Giordana Duca, Valeria Fedrighi, Alessandra Frangipani, Elena Errichiello, Elisa Giordano, Alissa Ranuccini, Francesca Sgorbini, Beatrice Veronese.

Backs: Alia Bitonci, Gaia Buso, Sofia Stefan, Veronica Madia, Emma Stevanin, Natascia Aggio, Micol Cavina, Giada Corradini, Alyssa D'Incà, Sara Mannini, Michela Sillari, Francesca Granzotto, Rubina Grassi, Aura Muzzo, Vittoria Ostuni Minuzzi, Gabriella Serio.

Women's Six Nations squad: Full Scotland Players List.

Forwards: Leah Bartlett, Holland Bogan, Becky Boyd, Elliann Clarke, Emily Coubrough, Hollie Cunningham, Eva Donaldson, Poppy Fletcher, Evie Gallagher, Rachel Malcolm, Elis Martin, Rachel McLachlan, Louise McMillan, Molly Poolman, Aila Ronald, Lana Skeldon, Imogen Spence, Alex Stewart, Aicha Sutcliffe, Emma Wassell, Anne Young.

Backs: Ceitidh Ainsworth, Leia Brebner-Holden, Shona Campbell, Rhea Clarke, Rianna Darroch, Coreen Grant, Rhona Lloyd, Francesca McGhie, Helen Nelson, Emma Orr, Rachel Philipps, Hannah Ramsay, Chloe Rollie, Lucia Scott, Meryl Smith, Hannah Walker, Evie Wills 

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