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The 2025 Women’s Six Nations Championship commenced with an exhilarating first weekend, showcasing the growing competitiveness and talent in women’s rugby. Here’s a comprehensive roundup of the opening matches:
The Red Roses began their title defense with a 38-5 victory over Italy at York’s LNER Community Stadium. England dominated the first half, leading 33-5 at the break. However, the second half saw a dip in momentum, with no additional points until the final minutes when Emma Sing crossed the line. Helen Rowland, stepping in at fly-half, had a mixed performance, while Maud Muir and Maddie Feaunati made notable contributions. The match attracted a near-capacity crowd, reflecting the rising support for women’s rugby.
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Scotland secured a narrow 24-21 victory over Wales in a match filled with drama, including two red cards and six tries. Sarah Bonar, Emma Orr, and Leah Bartlett scored for Scotland, with Helen Nelson adding a penalty and three conversions. Wales responded with tries from Carys Phillips, Abbie Fleming, and Gwenllian Pyrs, but missed tackles proved costly. Fran McGhie was a standout performer for Scotland, consistently challenging the Welsh defense. This hard-fought win sets the stage for their upcoming rematch in August during the Women’s Rugby World Cup. eNCA+2The Guardian+2ESPN.com+2
France emerged victorious with a 27-15 win over Ireland at Kingspan Stadium in Belfast. Early tries from Gabrielle Vernier and Marine Menager gave France a strong start, but Ireland responded with tries from Aoife Wafer and Neve Jones. A red card for Vernier in the second half provided Ireland with an opportunity, yet missed conversions and scoring chances hindered their comeback. French full-back Morgane Bourgeois was flawless with her kicking, converting all opportunities and contributing significantly to France’s win. ESPN.com+3The Irish Sun+3eNCA+3
The opening weekend has set a high standard for the tournament, with England and France demonstrating their championship credentials, while Scotland’s performance signals their intent to challenge the traditional powerhouses. As the Women’s Six Nations progresses, fans can anticipate more thrilling encounters and standout performances.
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