Women's Six Nations team captains (clockwise from bottom left) Manae Feleu, Hannah Jones, Marley Packer, Edel McMahon, Elisa Giordano and Rachel Malcolm Photo: David Rogers/Getty Images
In the history of the six-team Women's Six Nations, only once has a team other than England or France won the title, and that was back in 2013 when Ireland broke the duopoly .
England have won the last five tournaments but this year is the first Six Nations tournament under new coach John Mitchell. The Red Roses, clear favorites to lift the trophy, made an ominous start by winning their first three matches while conceding just 10 points.
How to watch the 2024 Women's Six Nations on TV
This year's footage will still be broadcast on the BBC. Every match in the tournament will be shown live on BBC iPlayer and BBC Sport online, with the vast majority of matches also shown on BBC television. Six games are shown on either BBC One or BBC Two. See below for details.
The BBC presenting team is led by Gabby Logan, Sonia McLaughlan and Lee McKenzie.
2024 Women's Six Nations, first round
Saturday 23 March: France 38 Ireland 17
Saturday 23 March: Wales 18 Scotland 20< br />Sun 24 March:Italy 0 England 48
Second round
Saturday 30 March: Scotland 5 France 15
Saturday 30 March: England 46, Wales 10
Sun 31 March:Ireland 21, Italy 27
Third round
Saturday 13 April:Scotland 0 England 46
Saturday 13 April :Ireland 36 Wales 5
Sun 14 April: France 38 Italy 15 p>Fourth round
Saturday 20 April: England v Ireland (14:15, Twickenham) – BBC One
Saturday 20 April:Italy v Scotland (16:45, Stadio Sergio Lanfranchi) – BBC Scotland
Sun 21 April:Wales v France (3.15pm, Cardiff Arms) Park) – BBC Wales< /p>Fifth round
Saturday 27 April: Wales – Italy (12:15, Principality Stadium) – BBC Wales< /strong>
Saturday, 27 April:Ireland – Scotland (14:30, Kingspan Stadium) – BBC NI
Saturday 27 April : France – England (16: 45, Stade Chaban-Delmas)– BBC Two
2024 Women's Six Nations table.
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