The Ireland Women’s side, sponsored by Aon, has been named for their fourth Six Nations fixture against Italy on Sunday in Donnybrook. Head Coach Tom Tierney has made a number of changes from the last outing against England and it will be a new look side that will run out in Donnybrook on Sunday. There
No new names have been added to England Women’s match-day 23 for their game against Wales on Saturday at the Twickenham Stoop, KO 6.05pm. With the team three from three so far this Six Nations, Lead Coach Scott Bemand has chosen to keep the squad that defeated reigning champions Ireland at Twickenham last time. The
Scotland Women Head Coach Shade Munro has brought in fresh legs and shuffled the squad ahead of the France fixture at Broadwood Stadium in Cumbernauld this Friday (11 March, kick-off 6pm). Murrayfield Wanderers duo Lisa Robertson and Helen Nelson have joined the squad and could feature for the first time in this year’s Women’s Six
Wales Women’s head coach Rhys Edwards has stuck to a winning formula by naming an unchanged starting XV for Saturday’s Six Nations clash against England at Twickenham Stoop. There is only one change from the side which defeated France at the Gnoll, with Mel Clay replacing Jenny Hawkins on the substitute’s bench. “We had a
Looking ahead to another exciting weekend of rugby with the 4th round of the RBS 6 Nations This week’s fixtures: Friday 11 March 18.00 – Scotland v France at Broadwood Stadium, Cumbernauld Saturday 12 March 18.05 – England v Wales, Twickenham Stoop, London Sunday 13 March 13.00 – Ireland v Italy, Donnybrook, Dublin Intriguing matches
England Women made it three wins from three with victory over Ireland at Twickenham on Saturday to take the lead in the Six Nations table. Tries in each half from Emma Croker and Abbie Scott sealed victory and kept their Championship hopes on track. England led 8-6 at the break through an early penalty from Amber
England Women’s Captain Sarah Hunter is looking forward to welcoming Ireland to Twickenham on Saturday night but recognises that taking on the reigning Six Nations title holders presents a ‘tough challenge’. Lead Coach Scott Bemand has made one change to the starting XV, while Tamara Taylor returns to the squad to start on the bench
England saw off a determined Italian side in round two of the Women’s Six Nations at Stadio Gino Pistoni to land a 33-24 victory. A frantic start saw Italy take the lead immediately from kick off through Maria Grazia Cioffi as the hosts showed impressive attacking intent early on. England centre Lauren Cattell levelled after
England Women Lead Coach Scott Bemand has made minimal changes to the squad that started against Scotland for their second Six Nations match against Italy away on Saturday. Having kicked off their 2016 Six Nations campaign with a confident 32-0 victory away last weekend, Bemand is keen to build on that performance. England scored five
Harriet Millar-Mills scored twice as England beat Scotland 32-0 in the opening round of the Women’s Six Nations Championship in Cumbernauld, Glasgow. The 24-year-old back-row forward scored two of England’s five tries either side of half time as they dominated the home team on a rainy evening in Scotland. Substitute Lucy Demaine also got on
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