Source: W6N

Review of the 2025 Six Nations – Part Three

The six nations in turn Wales Like Ireland the Welsh squad had suffered badly from the negligent guardianship of the national union. The Irish, as we will see below, had put their house in order sooner. The Welsh players responded warmly to Sean Lynn’s appointment. A prime need was to restore a degree of confidence,

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Source: Women’s 6 Nations

Review of the 2025 Six Nations – Part Two

“If it ain’t broke” Does the 2025 version of the Six Nations mean that it needs a revamp? My initial reaction is to say no. The current pattern looks like this: England win all their matches; France win all theirs except against England; the other four fight tooth and nail, to provide the really tight

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Séraphine Okemba named the 2025 BKT Rising Player

France’s Séraphine Okemba has been named the inaugural winner of the 2025 BKT Rising Player Award, following a string of standout performances during this year’s Guinness Women’s Six Nations campaign. Introduced for the 2025 Championship, the BKT Rising Player Award celebrates individuals who have made a significant impact for their team throughout the Guinness Women’s

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Source: INPHO

Battle lines drawn up

England v France The two managements have now made their decisions. They take on even greater significance, as they hint at the likeliest starting sides at the World Cup. Teams: England 1 Hannah Botterman 2 Lark Atkin-Davies 3 Maud Muir 4 Morwenna Talling 5 Abbie Ward 6 Zoe Aldcroft (captain) 7 Maddie Feaunati 8 Alex

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Source: W6N

Super Saturday with a Difference

For the first time since 2021 the Six Nations championship won’t be completed on the same day, with three matches in a row. Fortunately, the postponement of the Italy-Wales match, caused by the death of Pope Francis, has been delayed by only one day. The combined authorities have found it possible to rearrange it far

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