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Season 2024/25 Fixtures

2024 Vodafone Series

SCOTLAND v  WALES
Friday 6 September, kick-off 7.35pm
Hive Stadium
SCOTLAND 40 – 14 WALES: Match Highlights

SCOTLAND v FIJI
Saturday 14 September, kick-off 4.45pm
Hive Stadium
SCOTLAND 59 – 15 FIJI: Match Highlights

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2025 Guinness Women’s Six Nations

Scotland v Wales
Saturday 22 March, kick-off 4.45pm
Hive Stadium
Scotland Women kick off their 2025 Guinness Six Nations campaign against Wales at Hive Stadium, where they’ll be looking to make it three wins in a row against the Welsh following the recent 40-14 win in the The Vodafone Series and their first win in Cardiff for twenty years in last season’s Guinness Six Nations.
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Scotland v Italy
Sunday 13 April, kick-off 3pm
Hive Stadium
The win against Italy at Hive last year was the first of seven consecutive wins for Scotland Women that culminated in lifting the WXV2 trophy in South Africa. This year, the Scots recorded their first ever Six Nations win in Italy with a hard-fought 17-10 win. Another close match in prospect as Scotland aim for three wins in a row against the Italians.
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Scotland v Ireland
Saturday 26 April, kick-off 12.15pm
Hive Stadium
The last time Ireland came to Hive Stadium Scotland won in style in front of what was then a record crowd. (This crowd record was broken this year, first for the game against France which was followed by the sell-out against England.) Ireland narrowly beat Scotland 15-12 in Belfast in the final game of this year’s Guinness Six Nations, and so expect another thriller at Hive next year!
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Tickets

Three-Match Package
You can secure your seat(s) at Hive Stadium for all three Guinness Women’s Six Nations games against Wales, Italy and Ireland through the three-match package. The adult packages come with a 10% discount on the individual match tickets, with the U12 package (booking fee only) available with a paying adult.

Individual Match Tickets
Individual match tickets are available in three categories for adults, students, U18s and free U12s (with booking fee).

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Emma Orr in action against France at Hive Stadium in the 2024 Guinness Six Nations

Scotland Women Matchdays

Hive Stadium is part of the Murrayfield campus and sits right next door to Scottish Gas Murrayfield. If you haven’t been to the stadium before and want to see what happens on a Scotland Women matchday, you can find some of the essential information you’ll need at our Scotland International Matchday page, including:

• Getting to the Murrayfield campus
• Getting into Hive Stadium
• Entry requirements
• Facilities at the stadium
• Things to see and do
• FAQs

Last year’s Six-in-a-Row

Last year Scotland Women recorded six consecutive wins, starting with their last two Six Nations games – when they beat Italy and Ireland at Hive Stadium – culminating in captain Rachel Malcolm lifting the WXV2 trophy after wins against South Africa, USA and Japan. They made it seven-in-a-row when they beat Wales in Cardiff in the opening game of this year’s Guinness Six Nations.

Scotland 29 – 21 Italy
Scotland beat Italy in the fourth round of the 2023 Women’s Six Nations, a battling performance that sparked the record run of wins.
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Scotland 36 – 10 Ireland
Scotland finished their Six Nations beating Ireland in front of a record crowd, their first back-to-back wins since 2006.
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Scotland 36 – 9 Spain
Scotland’s six-try win against Spain at Hive Stadium was the ideal preparation for the WXV tournament.
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Scotland 31 – 17 South Africa
Scotland got their WXV 2 campaign underway with a win against the Springboks in Stellenbosch.
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Scotland 24 – 14 USA
Scotland secured their second win of WXV2 with a win over USA, the country’s fifth consecutive win, a first since 2001.
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Scotland 38 – 7 Japan
Scotland won the inaugural WXV2 with a 38-7 victory over Japan to give them their sixth consecutive win.
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