GAME:ON! Womens 6 Nations 2026
There’s something special about the start of the Guinness Women’s Six Nations. Fresh storylines waiting to be told, packed stadiums, and the promise of five weeks of elite rugby — it all kicks off in one action-packed Saturday. In 2026, the competition returns with even more momentum, as defending champions England chase another title and rivals like France and Ireland look ready to shake things up.
Round 1 isn’t just an opening weekend — it’s a statement. Triple-header rugby, wall-to-wall coverage, and the perfect excuse to settle in for a full day of world-class sport.
Round 2 Fixtures April 18th
With Round 1 done and dusted get ready for even more action as we get another Super Saturday of Women’s 6 Nations action. Clear your planner as Saturday the 18th of April beings another day of back-to-back-to-back international rugby action.
- Scotland vs England (Scottish Gas Murrayfield, Edinburgh)– 13:30 BST
- Wales vs France (Cardiff Arms Park, Cardiff)– 15:35 BST
- Wales vs Scotland (Dexcom Stadium, Galway)– 17:40 BST
Where to Watch!
Can’t make it to the stadium? Catch every moment from home or on the go:
- All matches are broadcast live on the BBC
- Stream every game via BBC iPlayer
With every match free-to-air, it’s one of the most accessible major sporting events in the UK — so you won’t miss a second of the action.
Round 1 Fixtures April 11th
With round-1 fixtures kicking off on the same day, Saturday 11th April, the 2026 Women’s 6 Nations starts with a Super Saturday to remember; all three thrilling matches will be played back-to back-to-back.
- France vs Italy (Stade des Alpes, Grenoble)– 12:25 BST
- England vs Ireland (Allianz Stadium, Twickenham)– 14:25 BST
- Wales vs Scotland (Principality Stadium, Cardiff)– 16:40 BST
Where to Watch!
If you’re planning a sofa marathon or a watch party with friends, you’re in luck:
- All matches are broadcast live on the BBC
- Streaming is available via BBC iPlayer
That means every single game is free-to-air, making it one of the most accessible major sporting events in the UK calendar.