EDINBURGH, SCOTLAND - APRIL 18: The Scotland players line up for the national anthem during a Guinness Women's Six Nations match between Scotland and England at Scottish Gas Murrayfield, on April 18, 2026, in Edinburgh, Scotland. (Photo by Ross MacDonald / SNS Group)
The upcoming season promises to be the biggest in Scotland Women history, featuring six massive home fixtures across two major international series. Supporters will have the chance to witness Scotland face world-class opposition at Hive Stadium in the new WXV Global Series this autumn, before the squad makes a highly anticipated return to Scottish Gas Murrayfield to kick off the 2027 Guinness Women’s Six Nations against Ireland.
With unprecedented access, simplified pricing, and flexible new packages, tickets go on sale from 10am tomorrow and represents the an opportunity for fans secure their seats at the best prices to back the team.
A 2026/27 home fixtures
The home campaign opens in September with the launch of the new WXV Global Series that will see three successive weekends of world-class test match rugby at Hive Stadium. Scotland will welcome three of the top nations in the global game, including current World Cup runners-up Canada, the world number-two ranked New Zealand and Australia’s Wallaroos before a two-game series down under.
In April 2027, the focus shifts to the Guinness Women’s Six Nations as Scotland Women return to the national stadium, looking to build on the incredible atmosphere of last season’s 30,000-strong crowd. The opening fixture against Ireland will also see the second edition of the Siobhan Cattigan Trophy contested on Scottish soil.
WXV Global Series
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Scotland v Canada: Hive Stadium, Saturday 12 September 2026 (kick-off 4:10pm)
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Scotland v New Zealand: Hive Stadium, Saturday 19 September 2026 (kick-off 5:10pm)
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Scotland v Australia: Hive, Stadium, Saturday 26 September 2026 (kick-off 4:10pm)
2027 Guinness Women’s Six Nations
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Scotland v Ireland: Scottish Gas Murrayfield, Saturday 10 April 2027 (kick-off 5pm)
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Scotland v Italy: Hive Stadium, Saturday 8 May 2027 (kick-off 5pm)
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Scotland v Wales: Hive Stadium, Saturday 15 May 2027 (kick-off 2:30pm)
The Scotland Women Season Package
To ensure fans do not miss a single moment of the action, the Scotland Women Season Package makes its return for the 2026/27 season. Guaranteeing a seat at all six home fixtures across both Hive Stadium and Scottish Gas Murrayfield, the package also offers exclusive, closer-to-the-action benefits. Season Package holders will gain access to attend at least one open Scotland training session during the year, alongside a dedicated opportunity to meet the squad in person.
For supporters who cannot commit to all six fixtures, individual match tickets will also be available from tomorrow’s pre-sale.
Best Seat, Best Price
In a direct effort to make elite rugby accessible to all, Scottish Rugby is implementing a simplified, flat-pricing structure for the Women’s season. All seats at all games have the same pricing (with adult, under-18 and under-12 levels) no matter what the game or where you sit. This means you can choose your seat(s) for every game, whether it’s in the East Stand at Scottish Gas Murrayfield for the Scotland v Ireland game or the centre of the Lothian Stand at Hive Stadium for any of the others.
Furthermore, the popular ‘Best Seat, Best Price’ early bird offer returns, expanding this season to cover all six home matches, including individual tickets and packages. Available for a limited time only, this introductory pricing delivers exceptional value, enabling a family of four (two adults and two under-12s) to secure prime location seats at any international match for just £40.

On-Sale Schedule
Tickets and packages will be released from tomorrow (Tuesday 9 June) for Scotland Supporters Club Members. Demand is expected to be high, and supporters are encouraged to note their eligible windows to secure the best seats early.
Ensure your account details are up to date on the Scottish Rugby Ticketing Portal ahead of tomorrow’s windows to secure your place in another historic chapter for Scotland Women.
Ticketing information and FAQs
For any additional information and FAQs, please visit the ASK Scottish Rugby page.
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Meet the Opponents
Canada – 12 September 2026
The campaign opens with an elite test against the current Women’s Rugby World Cup runners-up. The Canadians possess a formidable, physical game that pushed the world’s best to their limits on the global stage. Facing Canada on opening weekend gives Scotland an immediate opportunity to measure themselves against standard-setters in the international game.

[PICTURED] Scotland in action against Canada in the 2025 RWC Group Stage, 6 September 2025.
New Zealand – 19 September 2026
In what will be a truly momentous occasion, the reigning world champion Black Ferns are set to play a test match on Scottish soil for the very first time. Rich in culture and rugby history, the visitors bring an electric, expansive style of play to the capital. For Scottish rugby supporters, this fixture represents a unique opportunity to experience one of the most iconic spectacles in world sport right here in Edinburgh.

[PICTURED] Black Ferns Kaipo Olsen-Baker during Black Ferns v Canada, PAC4 international match, CPKC Stadium, Kansas City, Missouri, USA, Friday, 17 April 2026.
Australia – 26 September 2026
The final fixture of the WXV home series brings a highly anticipated rematch against the Wallaroos, following 2024’s dramatic WXV2 title decider in Cape Town. The burgeoning rivalry between the two sides will intensify even further over the coming weeks, as this Edinburgh clash is just the first of three scheduled meetings, with Scotland set to travel down under for two additional away test matches against Australia following this home fixture.

[PICTURED] Bridie O’Gorman of Australia is tackled by Evie Gallagher of Scotland during the WXV 2 2024 match between Australia v Scotland at Athlone Sports Stadium on October 12, 2024.
Ireland – 10 April 2027
The return to Scottish Gas Murrayfield features a blockbuster Guinness Women’s Six Nations opener against ancient rivals Ireland. This fixture has produced some of the most fiercely contested and unpredictable championship matches in recent years, with the sides frequently trading tightly fought victories. Adding to the immense occasion, the teams will compete on for the Siobhan Cattigan Trophy for the first time in Scotland.

[PICTURED] Scotland’s Rachel McLachlan scores her side’s third try during a Guinness Women’s Six Nations match between Scotland and Ireland at The Hive Stadium, on April 26, 2025, in Edinburgh.
Italy – 8 May 2027
Scotland’s home Six Nations campaign returns to Hive Stadium with a crucial encounter against an astute Italian side. Matches between Scotland and Italy have traditionally been high-tempo, tactical battles that play a massive role in shaping the final standings of the championship table.

[PICTURED[ Scotland’s Rhona Lloyd and Italy’s Aura Muzzo in action during a Guinness Women’s Six Nations match between Scotland and Italy at The Hive Stadium, on April 13, 2025.
Wales – 15 May 2027
The home international season concludes with a clash against Wales. This fixture rarely fails to deliver drama, and closing out the championship against the physical Welsh squad at Hive Stadium ensures the season will reach a thrilling, high-stakes conclusion in front of the home faithful.

[PICTURED] A line out during a Guinness Women’s Six Nations match between Scotland and Wales at Hive Stadium, on March 22, 2025.