The final teams that will also qualify through the WXV competition as the remaining five top-ranked sides within the WXV 2 and WXV 3 tiers, who had yet to qualify, will be determined upon the competition’s conclusion.
Scotland missed out on retaining the WXV 2 title after losing out to Australia in the final round of the competition, narrowly defeated 31-22 in an eight-try thriller in Cape Town.
Scotland had won their two other tournament games over Italy and Japan, with the Scots recording their first ever shut out against the Italian (0-19).
All eyes will now turn to the Rugby World Cup draw, which will be held at the BBC’s Broadcasting House and broadcast live on The One Show, one of the UK’s most-watched primetime programmes, airing from 6pm BST on Thursday 17 October.
This marks a key milestone for the tournament, set to be the largest sporting event in England in 2025. For those outside the UK, the draw will be streamed live at 6.20pm BST on RugbyPass TV.
Following the draw, the match schedule will be released on Tuesday 22 October.
2025 Guinness Women’s Six Nations
Scotland Women will return to action in the 2025 Guinness Women’s Six Nations, hosting Wales, Italy and Ireland at Hive Stadium.
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Three-Match Package
You can secure your seat(s) at Hive Stadium for all three Guinness Women’s Six Nations games against Wales, Italy and Ireland through the three-match package. The adult packages come with a 10% discount on the individual match tickets, with the U12 package (booking fee only) available with a paying adult.
Individual Match Tickets
Individual match tickets are available in three categories for adults, students, U18s and free U12s (with booking fee).
In round one, Scotland will host Wales at Hive Stadium on Saturday 22 March, kick-off 4.45pm (GMT). Scotland recently hosted Wales in the Vodafone Series, coming away with a 40-14 victory. Scotland have recorded back-to-back wins against Wales for the first time since 2005.
In round two, Saturday 27 March, Scotland travel to France to face Les Bleus. This game will kick off at 1pm (GMT).
Scotland return to the Hive in round three, hosting Italy, on Sunday 13 April. Kick-off is at 3pm (GMT). Scotland emerged victorious over Italy at WXV 2 this year, recording their first ever shut out against them (0-19).
Round four will see Scotland back on the road, traveling to face the Red Roses. This game will take place on Saturday 19 April and kicks off at 4.45pm (GMT).
Scotland will kick off Super Saturday, the final round of the competition, hosting Ireland. This game will take place on Saturday 26 April, kicking off at 12.15pm (GMT).
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