Scotland, who host France, won a surprise victory over Wales in the first round, beating them away for the first time since 2004. Now they host France, where they can really test themselves after a crushing 55-0 loss to them a year ago.
Both coming off the back of losses, Ireland and Italy will clash at the RDS, with Ireland’s two tries against France sitting as a mark of improvement for an Ireland side who haven’t won a Women’s Six Nations game in 23 months.
RadioTimes.com brings you all the TV coverage details for the Women’s Six Nations 2024.
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Women’s Six Nations 2024 on TV
Every game will be shown live on BBC throughout the duration of the tournament.
BBC iPlayer will show each of the games, exposing millions to elite rugby union action on free-to-air platforms, while several matches will also be shown on terrestrial TV channels.
You can tune into iPlayer via a range of devices, including smart TVs, laptops and smartphones, meaning you can catch every tackle, turnover and try.
Check out which channel each match will be shown on throughout the competition.
Women’s Six Nations 2024 TV schedule
All UK time. Every match will be shown live on BBC iPlayer with specific channels to be listed – and updated – below.
Round One
Saturday 23rd March
France 38-17 Ireland (2:15pm)
Wales 18-20 Scotland (4:45pm) BBC Two
Sunday 24th March
Italy 0-48 England (3pm) BBC Two
Round Two
Saturday 30th March
Scotland v France (2:15pm)
England v Wales (4:45pm)
Sunday 31st March
Ireland v Italy (3pm)
Round Three
Saturday 13th April
Scotland v England (2:15pm)
Ireland v Wales (4:45pm)
Sunday 14th April
France v Italy (12:30pm)
Round Four
Saturday 20th April
England v Ireland (2:15pm)
Italy v Scotland (4:45pm)
Sunday 21st April
Wales v France (3:15pm)
Round Five
Saturday 27th April
Wales v Italy (12:15pm)
Ireland v Scotland (2:30pm)
France v England (4:45pm)
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