Everything points to the most exciting end to a Six Nations tournament ever. Here’s a first glance at the coming crunch and its background. This is how the table looks after four rounds: Table W L
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Race to qualify for WXV gathers momentum
The first teams to confirm their places in the inaugural WXV competition could be known this weekend if England and France avoid defeat in their penultimate matches in the TikTok Women’s Six Nations 2023 against Ireland and Wales respectively. The first teams to confirm their places in the inaugural WXV competition could be known this
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From 2022 to 2023 – A look at the WXV and the Six Nations
As we slip out of an unusually eventful year in rugby, is there anything left to look forward to? (Scrabbles around for an answer, and comes up with YES!) WXV By far the most important and innovative addition to the calendar is WXV, due to start next autumn. So big is the enterprise that World
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Only a Year to the WXV – Welcome Changes announced
The WXV starts next year. That’s a thought to get the blood tingling. World Rugby has announced adjustments to the tournament; no great surprise considering how gigantic an operation it is. The three bands remain the same, but the third, WXV3, has been extended from four to six nations. Details below. In their laudable attempt
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WXV, a Major Investment in the Future
World Rugby’s project for a new global competition for women’s rugby, the WXV, marks a huge step forward. The financial investment alone, £6.4 million, is enough to confirm the good intentions. Full details here. It is a first step in the introduction of a global calendar; a time-slot in September and October has been set
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