Sat 10 Apr 2027
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2027 Women's Six Nations
The Women's Six Nations, a championship the Red Roses have dominated across the professional era.
- Dates
- 10 Apr – 15 May 2027
- England's best
- Champions (Grand Slam) (1996, 1997, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2003, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2017, 2019, 2020, 2021, 2022, 2023, 2024, 2025, 2026)
Fixtures
England Women's Six Nations matches
Sat 17 Apr 2027
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England
Scotland
Sat 24 Apr 2027
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England
Italy
Sat 8 May 2027
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Ireland
England
Sat 15 May 2027
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England
France
Most recent
England Women's Six Nations results
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17 May 2026
Women's Six Nations
Stade Atlantique Bordeaux Metropole, Bordeaux
France
28–43
England
England won
England tries: Sarah Bern 22', Ellie Kildunne 28', Jess Breach 36', Ellie Kildunne 40', Jess Breach 65', Amy Cokayne 78'
France tries: Pauline Bourdon 13', Anais Grando 53', Pauline Bourdon 58', Rose Bernadou 80'
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9 May 2026
Women's Six Nations
Stadio Sergio Lanfranchi, Parma
Italy
33–61
England
England won
England tries: Marlie Packer 3', Amy Cokayne 8', Helena Rowland 11', Mia Venner 13', Amy Cokayne 18', Marlie Packer 31', Abi Burton 47', Marlie Packer 51', Marlie Packer 59'
Italy tries: Vittoria Vecchini 16', Penalty try 24', Alissa Ranuccini 33', Francesca Sgorbini 55', Francesca Sgorbini 79'
03
25 Apr 2026
Women's Six Nations
Ashton Gate, Bristol
England
62–24
Wales
England won
England tries: Maddie Feaunati 6', Millie David 12', Marlie Packer 24', Megan Jones 27', Megan Jones 39', Amy Cokayne 45', Claudia Moloney Macdonald 52', Jess Breach 62', Marlie Packer 68', Maud Muir 75'
Wales tries: Keira Bevan 17', Kelsey Jones 32', Bethan Lewis 73', Seren Lockwood 80'
04
18 Apr 2026
Women's Six Nations
Murrayfield, Edinburgh
Scotland
7–84
England
England won
England tries: Ellie Kildunne 7', Megan Jones 12', Ellie Kildunne 23', Kelsey Clifford 31', Emma Sing 38', Amy Cokayne 47', Sarah Bern 53', Sarah Bern 58', Marlie Packer 64', Sadia Kabeya 74', Mia Venner 76', Haineala Lutui 79'
Scotland tries: Rhona Lloyd 35'
05
11 Apr 2026
Women's Six Nations
Twickenham Stadium, London
England
33–12
Ireland
England won
England tries: Amy Cokayne 7', Sarah Bern 18', Sarah Bern 30', Jess Breach 54', Ellie Kildunne 66'
Ireland tries: Anna McGann 63', Erin King 73'
The story so far
England and the Women's Six Nations
The Red Roses have dominated the Women's Six Nations. Across the 30 championships on our records, from 1996 to 2026, England have been champions 22 times, 20 of them with a Grand Slam. The early years set the pattern, with Grand Slams in 1996, 1997, 1999, 2000, 2001 and 2003, and a run of seven straight titles from 2006 to 2012 included six Grand Slams, the exception being 2009, when England won four of five and still took the championship.
The rare dips stand out against that backdrop. England finished second, each time with the Triple Crown, in 2002, 2004 and 2005, and the 2013 to 2016 period was the leanest on our records: third in 2013, second in 2014, fourth in 2015 with two wins from five, their lowest finish, and second again in 2016 under Scott Bemand. A Grand Slam in 2017 signalled the recovery, and after another second place, with the Triple Crown, in 2018 the Red Roses began the sequence that continues today.
That sequence now stands at eight consecutive titles, from 2019 to 2026, and the last five have all been Grand Slams: two under Simon Middleton in 2022 and 2023, and three under John Mitchell in 2024, 2025 and 2026. The only title in that run without a Grand Slam came in 2021, when England won both of their matches. They have not lost a Six Nations match on our records since 2018, and go into the next championship as champions and Grand Slam holders.
England's past performance
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England rugby · Responsible betting guide
Betting on rugby union
Prices shown on England Expects are for information. They are not tips or recommendations, and they can change at any time. Always check the bookmaker's own rules, set a budget and never chase losses.
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1Match result
England to win, draw or lose over 80 minutes. Draws are rare, so prices are usually two-way.
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2Handicap
England start with a points start or deficit to balance a lopsided match.
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3Winning margin
Predict the band England win or lose by, for example 1-12 or 13+ points.
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4First / anytime tryscorer
Back a player to score a try. Check the rules for replacements who come off the bench.
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5Total points
Bet over or under a points line for the whole match or for one team.
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6Championship outright
Back England to win the Six Nations, the Grand Slam or the World Cup.
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