Women’s Six Nations 2023 fixtures and TV schedule
Round one
Saturday March 25
Wales v Ireland, 2.15pm, at Cardiff Arms Park (Cardiff), BBC iPlayer
England v Scotland, 4.45pm, at Kingston Park (Newcastle), BBC Two
Saturday March 26
Italy v France, 3pm, at Stadio Sergio Lanfranchi (Parma), BBC iPlayer
Round two
Saturday April 1
Ireland v France, 3.15pm, at Musgrave Park (Cork), BBC iPlayer
Scotland v Wales, 5.30pm, at Edinburgh Rugby Stadium (Edinburgh), BBC Two
Sunday April 2
England v Italy, 3pm, at Franklin’s Gardens (Northampton), BBC Two
Round three
Saturday April 15
Wales v England, 2.15pm, at Cardiff Arms Park (Cardiff), BBC Two
Italy v Ireland, 4.45pm, Stadio Sergio Lanfranchi (Parma), BBC iPlayer
Sunday April 16
France v Scotland, 3.15pm, at Stade de la Rabine (Vannes), BBC iPlayer
Round four
Saturday April 22
Ireland v England, 2.15pm, at Musgrave Park (Cork), BBC Two
Scotland v Italy, 4.45pm, at Edinburgh Rugby Stadium (Edinburgh), BBC iPlayer
Sunday April 23
France v Wales, 3.15pm, at Stade des Alpes (Grenoble), BBC iPlayer
Round five
Saturday April 29
England v France, 1pm, at Twickenham Stadium (London), BBC Two
Italy v Wales, 3.30pm, Stadio Sergio Lanfranchi (Parma), S4C
Scotland v Ireland, 7.30pm, at Edinburgh Rugby Stadium (Edinburgh), BBC iPlayer
How to watch the Women’s Six Nations live
Every Six Nations match will be available to watch on BBC iPlayer and the broadcaster’s regional channels, with some matches also being broadcast live on BBC Two.
The Women’s Six Nations broke new ground in 2021 when the final was broadcast as a standalone event on BBC Two, raising the profile of the competition.
Latest odds to win
There are no major bookmakers yet offering odds for the championship.