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This is Scotland’s first ever home game against New Zealand and the first time the two have met for four years.

 

 

This is the second of three major Tests at Hive Stadium in this inaugural year of the new WXV Global Series, the new tournament that sees the top 12 teams in the world competing home-and-away over two seasons around the September/October international window. The Black Ferns have won the Women’s Rugby World Cup six times – more times than any other country – and are currently ranked 2nd in the world.

 

Scotland’s Shona Campbell in action against New Zealand the last time the two teams met, during the 2021 Rugby World Cup (played in 2022).

 

Action from Scotland Women v France at Hive Stadium, May 2026

Hive Stadium

Hive Stadium sits next door to Scottish Gas Murrayfield. Located to the west of Edinburgh the Murrayfield campus is well served by public transport, with its own tram stop in addition to a number of bus stops serviced by several routes. The Murrayfield campus is also only a 30-minute walk from the city’s west end. You can find out everything you need to know in the Matchday Information section of this website.

Getting to Hive Stadium

  • Where is Hive Stadium located?

    Hive Stadium is located at 42 Saughtonhall Avenue, Edinburgh, EH12 5QY, right next to the Scottish Gas Murrayfield Stadium.

  • Travelling by Public Transport

    BY TRAM

    Edinburgh Trams runs a fast, frequent service to the entrance of the stadium from locations such as Edinburgh Airport, Ingliston Park and Ride, Edinburgh Gateway and Haymarket. Alight from the Murrayfield Stop.

    Tickets must be purchased prior to boarding trams using the ticket vending machines at trams stops or on the Transport for Edinburgh App.

    More advice for travelling by tram

    BY BUS

    There are many bus services that run throughout the city with the following services passing close to the stadium:

    Lothian Buses:

    • 1, 2, 30 at Westfield Road
    • 3, 25, 33, 38 at Gorgie Road
    • 12, 26, 31 at Corstorphine Road

    Please note, following route changes, the 22 no longer services Westfield Road. Anyone who gets the 22 to the stadium can get off near the old Caledonian Brewery or the Caley Sample Room and walk 15/20 minutes to the stadium.

    • Airlink: 100 at Corstorphine Road
    • First Bus: 21A, 22, 38, 38A at Corstorphine Road
    • Scottish Citylink: 900 at Corstorphine Road

    BY TRAIN

    There are two main train stations in Edinburgh. The stadium is 20 minutes by tram/train from Edinburgh Waverley and just seven minutes by tram (or a 20 minute walk) from Edinburgh Haymarket.

    Edinburgh’s stations are part of the East Coast mainline which links Aberdeen to London. There are also regular trains between Glasgow Central and Edinburgh. More info on trains.

    BY AIR

    Edinburgh Airport offers direct flights to cities including Belfast, Bristol, Cardiff, Dublin, London, Rome and Paris. The airport is located only six miles to the west of the stadium. Supporters can travel to and from the airport with ease by using public transport, which runs regularly and frequently.

  • Travelling by Foot

    Hive Stadium is approximately a 45-minute walk from Edinburgh city centre and 20-minutes from Haymarket. From Princes Street head to Shandwick Place, which leads on to Atholl Place, then onto Haymarket Terrace. Continue and either turn left onto Roseburn Street at the Roseburn Bar (for the East/West Link) or continue and turn left onto Riversdale Crescent at the Murrayfield Bar (for the Ice Rink or Riversdale entrances).

  • Travelling by Bike

    Bicycle parking is available at matches. Supporters arriving at the East/West Link will be advised to park their bikes at the tram stop. Those arriving via Gate D will be able to park their bikes in Saughton Hall Car Park.

    Please note, Scottish Rugby takes no responsibility for theft or damage to bikes left at this location.

  • Travelling by Car

    There is no parking at the stadium for supporters.

    Edinburgh has seven Park & Ride sites in and around the city. The Ingliston Park & Ride would be the most convenient for accessing the stadium. For more information on the Park & Ride services click here.

    Please note, that there is no vehicle access to the stadium via Roseburn Crescent.

    For details about road closures or other potential works impacting the area around Murrayfield, please click here.

    PARKING ENFORCEMENTS IN LOCAL AREA
    People driving to the stadium are encouraged to be mindful of residents in the local area. There will be parking enforcements in place ticketing cars parked illegally.

    BLUE BADGE PARKING: There are a number of Blue Badge parking spaces available for wheelchair and accessible ticket holders. Parking for Blue Badge holders will be in Saughtonhall Car Park on matchday and access is via Saughtonhall Bridge

    Blue Badge parking MUST be PRE-BOOKED. To book a space email [email protected]