Will the Women’s Six Nations Be Televised?

The Women’s Six Nations Championship is a major event in the rugby calendar, and fans are eager to know how they can watch the action. Yes, the 2025 Women’s Six Nations will be televised. The BBC has secured the rights to broadcast the tournament in the UK, ensuring comprehensive coverage across their various platforms.

Where to Watch the Women’s Six Nations

The BBC’s commitment to showcasing the Women’s Six Nations means that every match will be available live on BBC Two and BBC iPlayer. This allows viewers to tune in on television or stream the games online through the BBC Sport website and app. The presentation team, featuring Gabby Logan and Sonja McLaughlan, will provide expert analysis and commentary throughout the tournament.

Beyond the core BBC coverage, there are also dedicated broadcasts for specific regions. BBC Scotland, BBC Wales, and BBC Northern Ireland will offer tailored content for their respective audiences.

For viewers in other countries:

• France: France Télévisions will broadcast the tournament.
• Ireland: Virgin Media and RTÉ will provide coverage.
• Italy: Sky Italia will continue its support of women’s rugby with comprehensive broadcasts.

2025 Women’s Six Nations Fixtures and Broadcast Details

Here’s a breakdown of the fixtures and where to watch them:

Round 1

• Saturday, March 22: Ireland v France, 1pm (BBC Two, BBC iPlayer)
• Saturday, March 22: Scotland v Wales, 4.45pm (BBC Two, BBC iPlayer)
• Sunday, March 23: England v Italy, 3pm (BBC Two, BBC iPlayer) This match will be held at the LNER Community Stadium in York, a venue for the 2025 Women’s Rugby World Cup.

Round 2

• Saturday, March 29: France v Scotland, 1pm (BBC iPlayer)
• Saturday, March 29: Wales v England, 4.45pm (BBC Two, BBC iPlayer)
• Sunday, March 30: Italy v Ireland, 3pm (BBC iPlayer)

Round 3

• Saturday, April 12: France v Wales, 12:45pm (BBC iPlayer)
• Saturday, April 12: Ireland v England, 4.45pm (BBC Two, BBC iPlayer)
• Sunday, April 13: Scotland v Italy, 3pm (BBC iPlayer)

Round 4

• Saturday, April 19: Italy v France, 1pm (BBC iPlayer)
• Saturday, April 19: England v Scotland, 4.45pm (BBC Two, BBC iPlayer) This match will be played at Mattioli Woods Welford Road in Leicester.
• Sunday, April 20: Wales v Ireland, 3pm (BBC iPlayer)

Round 5

• Saturday, April 26: Scotland v Ireland, 12.15pm (BBC iPlayer)
• Saturday, April 26: Italy v Wales, 2.30pm (BBC iPlayer)
• Saturday, April 26: England v France, 4.45pm (BBC Two, BBC iPlayer) This final match will take place at the Allianz Stadium (Twickenham).

The comprehensive broadcast coverage ensures that fans won’t miss a moment of the Women’s Six Nations action. The accessibility across multiple platforms makes it easier than ever to follow the tournament.