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 29 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).

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).

Information about tickets and packages for these 2025 Guinness Women’s Six Nations fixtures will be announced in due course via the Scottish Rugby website.

Want to secure your seat for all three games and Scotland’s clash with Fiji on Saturday in The Vodafone Series? Check out the Scotland Women’s Season Pass HERE.

Fans will be able to watch every minute of the action, from every game, thanks to worldwide live broadcast coverage, which includes the BBC in the UK, and France Télévisions covering the Championship for audiences in France. Virgin Media and RTÉ both offer coverage of fixtures in Ireland, and Sky Italia will continue their support of rugby in Italy, through their broadcast coverage.

Six Nations Rugby will once again offer fans multiple routes to engage with the Women’s Championship via its social and digital channels, match highlights, original content, promotions and the dedicated Women’s Six Nations Fantasy Rugby game.