BBC ALBA to broadcast Scotland Women’s test against Japan

The fixture is expected to be a keenly contested match, with both sides having the opportunity test themselves before competing in their respective qualification tournaments for next year’s Rugby World Cup in New Zealand.

Scotland’s last encounter against the brave blossoms was in November 2019, which was also the last match they played in front of a home crowd, with Japan taking the spoils that day with a 20-24 win.

The fixture will be a welcome return to home soil following the recent Rugby World Cup 2021 Europe Qualifiers in Parma, where Bryan Easson’s squad kept their World Cup ambitions in sight following two back-to-back wins against Spain and Ireland. Their stunning performance in the final match saw them clinch victory on the 80th minute to edge in front of Ireland and confirm their place in the repechage tournament in January. This success has also seen them rise to an all-time record high of ninth in the Women’s World Rugby rankings.

Tickets for Scotland Women v Japan Women are on sale now HERE. Kids for £1 tickets are available with a paying adult, at £12, and U18s go for £5.

Scottish Rugby has worked with the Scottish Government throughout the COVID-19 pandemic and, with all seats at BT Murrayfield and the DAM Health Stadium available for our Autumn Tests, supporters can be reassured that all relevant safety and security measures will be in place to ensure BT Murrayfield continues to be a safe venue to visit.*

*To read all of the measures being taken to ensure a safe matchday experience for spectators and those working at Scotland Men and Women matches this season, including information on how everyone attending these matches must be fully vaccinated, please visit the Scottish Rugby website.