The Head Coach and Team Captain for each participating Women’s Six Nations team will submit their top three players. The player who receives the greatest number of votes will be presented with the trophy, by GUINNESS The announcement comes alongside the news that voting has officially opened for this year’s 2020 GUINNESS SIX NATIONS ‘Player
A year ago I was rash enough to suggest Italy were the coming force, most likely to emulate the achievements of England and France in the Six Nations. That hope remains unfulfilled. For the first twenty minutes of the game in Dublin the Azzurre took the fight to the Irish, pinning them in defence as
How good is your knowledge of the Women’s Six Nations? Have a go at our quiz and do please let us know how you get on. (Answers are below – but no cheating!) A few cinches, some stinkers to test how closely you followed this year’s Women’s Six Nations Who scored the first try of
Yes, if we focus on the quality of rugby on show. It’s very unevenly balanced still, but the overall level of skill keeps rising. Yes, if we focus on the numbers watching it from the stand or the sofa. Social media involvement grows year on year. Then we come to the tricky side of things.
6 Nations 2019 – Round 3 – Wales v England – Arms Park February 24 2019 Part One (if you’re anxious for the action, scroll to Part Two) The fixture-maker-in-the-sky pays no attention to the demands of heightened drama. Otherwise the France-England clash would always be placed last – for the women’s 6 Nations at least. England’s last three
England v France – Le Crunch – Castle Park Doncaster 10 February 2019 A Preview Here are the squads for the most eagerly awaited clash of the season: England: 15 McKenna 14 Breach 13 Scarratt 12 Heard 11 Smith 10 Daley-Mclean 9 Riley 1 Cornborough 2 Davies 3 Bern 4 O’Donnell
The fixtures for the 2019 Women’s Six Nations have been announced. The Championship will begin on Friday 1 February with the meeting of Ireland and England in a 5pm kick-off at Energia Park in Dublin. The second match will see Scotland face Italy in Glasgow, also on the Friday, while Champions France will get their
Head Coach Adam Griggs has confirmed the Ireland Women’s side to take on England in Coventry this Friday at 5.30pm. The team, for their final game of the Championship, shows changes to the one that lost out to Scotland last weekend. Hannah Tyrrell moves to full back with Louise Galvin moving from the bench to
England Women ran in seven tries as they beat Scotland 43-8 to make it three wins from three in the 2018 Six Nations. In a game played at Scotstoun Stadium in Glasgow, England crossed inside three minutes when Danielle Waterman, winning her 80th cap, took the ball off Lauren Cattell after the centre’s break and
Fullback Lisa Neumann will make her first start for Wales at Donnybrook this Sunday (15:00) in Round Three of the Women’s Six Nations. The 23-year-old from Pembrokeshire is the only new player in the starting line-up to face Ireland. Meanwhile, loosehead prop Cara Hope could win her first international cap from the bench. “Lisa has
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