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New ‘Super Saturday' to mix up Women's Six Nations
New ‘Super Saturday' to mix up Women's Six Nations

The Independent

time12-06-2025

  • Sport
  • The Independent

New ‘Super Saturday' to mix up Women's Six Nations

The Guinness Women's Six Nations will introduce a 'Super Saturday' format in 2026, featuring back-to-back matches on a single day in each round to enhance fan experience and global viewership. England, the reigning champions, will begin their title defence against Ireland on Saturday, April 11 at Allianz Stadium Twickenham, marking the start of the revamped tournament. France will host Italy in the opening match on the same day, followed by Scotland 's travel to Wales, setting the stage for a series of competitive games. The competition will culminate in a 'Super Sunday' on May 17, with a potential title-deciding match between England and France as the final fixture. The tournament's new schedule aims to capitalise on the anticipated surge in interest following the Rugby World Cup 2025 in England, positioning the Guinness Women's Six Nations to drive momentum in women's rugby.

Back-to-back matches to be introduced in revamped Women's Six Nations
Back-to-back matches to be introduced in revamped Women's Six Nations

North Wales Chronicle

time12-06-2025

  • Sport
  • North Wales Chronicle

Back-to-back matches to be introduced in revamped Women's Six Nations

The 'Super Saturday' style format has been introduced to 'deliver the best possible fan experience' and 'optimise the audience of fans tuning in around the world'. Reigning champions England will launch their title defence on Saturday, April 11 against Ireland at Allianz Stadium Twickenham. 🗓️ Dates for your diary 🤩 2026 Guinness Women's Six Nations fixtures 🏆#GuinnessW6N — Guinness Women's Six Nations (@Womens6Nations) June 12, 2025 Perennial runners-up France will host Italy in the opening match earlier that day before Scotland travel to Wales in the third game. Competition will conclude with a 'Super Sunday' on May 17, with England scheduled to visit France for a potential title decider in the final fixture. The Red Roses, who have won seven Six Nations titles in a row and are preparing for this year's home World Cup, will take on Scotland in round two on April 18 at Scottish Gas Murrayfield. John Mitchell's side will then host Wales a week later before travelling to Italy in round four on May 9. The final standings in the 2025 #GuinnessW6N 🏆 — Guinness Women's Six Nations (@Womens6Nations) April 27, 2025 The tournament will begin four weeks after the final weekend of the men's championship, having previously started a week later. 'The new approach to the schedule has been built to deliver the best possible fan experience for those attending fixtures, and through collaboration between unions and broadcasters to meet and optimise the audience of fans tuning in around the world,' read a statement from organisers. 'Following Rugby World Cup 2025 in England later this year, and with interest for the women's game anticipated to be at an all-time high, the opportunity in front of women's rugby is huge, and as the biggest annual event in the women's rugby calendar, the Guinness Women's Six Nations is in pole position to drive momentum.'

Back-to-back matches to be introduced in revamped Women's Six Nations
Back-to-back matches to be introduced in revamped Women's Six Nations

South Wales Guardian

time12-06-2025

  • Sport
  • South Wales Guardian

Back-to-back matches to be introduced in revamped Women's Six Nations

The 'Super Saturday' style format has been introduced to 'deliver the best possible fan experience' and 'optimise the audience of fans tuning in around the world'. Reigning champions England will launch their title defence on Saturday, April 11 against Ireland at Allianz Stadium Twickenham. 🗓️ Dates for your diary 🤩 2026 Guinness Women's Six Nations fixtures 🏆#GuinnessW6N — Guinness Women's Six Nations (@Womens6Nations) June 12, 2025 Perennial runners-up France will host Italy in the opening match earlier that day before Scotland travel to Wales in the third game. Competition will conclude with a 'Super Sunday' on May 17, with England scheduled to visit France for a potential title decider in the final fixture. The Red Roses, who have won seven Six Nations titles in a row and are preparing for this year's home World Cup, will take on Scotland in round two on April 18 at Scottish Gas Murrayfield. John Mitchell's side will then host Wales a week later before travelling to Italy in round four on May 9. The final standings in the 2025 #GuinnessW6N 🏆 — Guinness Women's Six Nations (@Womens6Nations) April 27, 2025 The tournament will begin four weeks after the final weekend of the men's championship, having previously started a week later. 'The new approach to the schedule has been built to deliver the best possible fan experience for those attending fixtures, and through collaboration between unions and broadcasters to meet and optimise the audience of fans tuning in around the world,' read a statement from organisers. 'Following Rugby World Cup 2025 in England later this year, and with interest for the women's game anticipated to be at an all-time high, the opportunity in front of women's rugby is huge, and as the biggest annual event in the women's rugby calendar, the Guinness Women's Six Nations is in pole position to drive momentum.'

Back-to-back matches to be introduced in revamped Women's Six Nations
Back-to-back matches to be introduced in revamped Women's Six Nations

Leader Live

time12-06-2025

  • Sport
  • Leader Live

Back-to-back matches to be introduced in revamped Women's Six Nations

The 'Super Saturday' style format has been introduced to 'deliver the best possible fan experience' and 'optimise the audience of fans tuning in around the world'. Reigning champions England will launch their title defence on Saturday, April 11 against Ireland at Allianz Stadium Twickenham. 🗓️ Dates for your diary 🤩 2026 Guinness Women's Six Nations fixtures 🏆#GuinnessW6N — Guinness Women's Six Nations (@Womens6Nations) June 12, 2025 Perennial runners-up France will host Italy in the opening match earlier that day before Scotland travel to Wales in the third game. Competition will conclude with a 'Super Sunday' on May 17, with England scheduled to visit France for a potential title decider in the final fixture. The Red Roses, who have won seven Six Nations titles in a row and are preparing for this year's home World Cup, will take on Scotland in round two on April 18 at Scottish Gas Murrayfield. John Mitchell's side will then host Wales a week later before travelling to Italy in round four on May 9. The final standings in the 2025 #GuinnessW6N 🏆 — Guinness Women's Six Nations (@Womens6Nations) April 27, 2025 The tournament will begin four weeks after the final weekend of the men's championship, having previously started a week later. 'The new approach to the schedule has been built to deliver the best possible fan experience for those attending fixtures, and through collaboration between unions and broadcasters to meet and optimise the audience of fans tuning in around the world,' read a statement from organisers. 'Following Rugby World Cup 2025 in England later this year, and with interest for the women's game anticipated to be at an all-time high, the opportunity in front of women's rugby is huge, and as the biggest annual event in the women's rugby calendar, the Guinness Women's Six Nations is in pole position to drive momentum.'

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