The Women's Six Nations 2025 returns this weekend with England aiming to extend their winning start against Ireland.

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Having proven far too good for Italy and Wales, the Red Roses' trip to Virgin Media Park represents their biggest test so far at this year's tournament.

John Mitchell's side have a one-point lead over France, who will host winless Wales in the weekend opener.

On Sunday, Scotland will look to bounce back from their Les Bleues against bottom-of-the-table Italy.

RadioTimes.com brings you the full fixture list – and results – for the Women's Six Nations 2025.

Women's Six Nations 2025 fixtures and results

All UK time. All matches live on BBC iPlayer and BBC Sport website, plus channels specified below.

Round 1

Saturday 22nd March

  • Ireland 15-27 France
  • Scotland 24-21 Wales

Saturday 23rd March

  • England 33-5 Italy

Round 2

Saturday 29th March

  • France 38-15 Scotland
  • Wales 12-67 England

Sunday 30th March

  • Italy 12-54 Ireland

Round 3

Saturday 12th April

  • France v Wales (12:45pm) BBC One Wales / BBC iPlayer / BBC Sport website
  • Ireland v England (4:45pm) BBC Two / BBC iPlayer / BBC Sport website

Sunday 13th April

  • Scotland v Italy (3pm) BBC One Scotland / BBC iPlayer / BBC Sport website

Round 4

Saturday 19th April

  • Italy v France (1pm) BBC iPlayer / BBC Sport website
  • England v Scotland (4:45pm) BBC Two / BBC iPlayer / BBC Sport website

Sunday 20th April

  • Wales v Ireland (3pm) BBC One Wales / BBC iPlayer / BBC sport website

Round 5

Saturday 26th April

  • Italy v Wales (12:15pm) BBC One Wales / BBC iPlayer / BBC Sport website
  • Scotland v Ireland (2:30pm) BBC One Scotland / BBC iPlayer / BBC Sport website
  • England v France (4:45pm) BBC Two / BBC iPlayer /BBC Sport website
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