How to follow Women’s Six Nations on the BBC – and full fixtures

As England tries to win seven consecutive titles, BBC Sport has live coverage of each game and video highlights of each.

By defeating France in Bordeaux last year with ease, the Red Roses won their third consecutive Six Nations Grand Slam.

No. 1 in the world, John Mitchell’s men will face Italy in York on Sunday to defend their title.

England are favorites to win the World Cup, which they host in August and September, after winning their previous 20 games.

France are expected to be their closest challengers for the title after winning the 2018 Six Nations by beating the Red Roses in the final match of the year.

A much-improved Ireland opened their campaign against France on Saturday with a remarkable victory over New Zealand at WXV1 in September, placing them third overall in the Six Nations last year.

Scotland hosts Wooden Spoon side Wales in their opening game, which will also be played on Saturday, a point ahead of Ireland from the previous year, which finished in fourth place.

Scotland v. Wales will also be broadcast on BBC Two, while all other matches will be broadcast on network TV, iPlayer, and the BBC Sport website and app.

On BBC iPlayer, the BBC Sport website, and the BBC Sport app, all other games will be accessible.

Rugby Union Weekly podcasts featuring all the newest news and debates will be available as well as live text coverage and radio commentary for some games.

Worldwide, there is additional coverage. There will be live commentary on BBC Radio Wales and Radio Cymru, previews and reactions on the weekly Scrum V podcast, and all of Wales’ games will be broadcast on BBC One or BBC Two Wales.

Round 1

22 March, Saturday

Ireland vs. France at Kingspan Stadium in Belfast at 12:45-14:45 (13:00 kick-off) – BBC Two Northern Ireland, BBC iPlayer, BBC Sport website &amp, app

16: 30-19: 00 – Scotland v Wales at Hive Stadium, Edinburgh (16: 45) – BBC Two, iPlayer, BBC Sport website &amp, app

Sunday, March 23.

England vs. Italy at York Community Stadium (15:00) on BBC Two, iPlayer, BBC Sport website, and app, and listen on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra.

Round 2

Saturday, March 29.

France vs. Scotland at Stade Marcel Deflandre (12:45-14:45) – iPlayer, BBC Sport website, and app, iPlayer, iPlayer, and La Rochelle (13:00).

16: 15-18: 45 – Wales v England at Principality Stadium, Cardiff (16: 45) – BBC Two, iPlayer, BBC Sport website &amp, app

Saturday, March 30.

Italy vs. Ireland at Stadio Sergio Lanfranchi, Parma (15:00), BBC Two Northern Ireland, iPlayer, BBC Sport website, and app

Round 3

Saturday, April 12th,

12: 45-14: 45 – France v Wales at Stade Amedee-Domenech, Brive-la-Gaillarde (12: 45) – BBC One Wales, iPlayer, BBC Sport website &amp, app

16: 30-19: 00 – Ireland v England at Virgin Media Park, Cork (16: 45) – BBC Two, iPlayer, BBC Sport website &amp, app

Sunday, April 13th,

14:45-16:45 – Scotland vs. Italy at Hive Stadium in Edinburgh (15:00) – BBC One Scotland, iPlayer, BBC Sport website andamp, app

Fourth round

Saturday, April 19th.

12: 45-14: 45 – Italy v France at Stadio Sergio Lanfranchi, Parma (13: 00) – iPlayer, BBC Sport website &amp, app

16: 30-19: 00 – England v Scotland at Welford Road, Leicester (16: 45) – BBC Two, iPlayer, BBC Sport website &amp, app

Sunday, April 20.

14: 45-16: 45 – Wales v Ireland at Rodney Parade, Newport (15: 00) – BBC One Wales, iPlayer, BBC Sport website &amp, app

Round 5

Saturday, April 26.

TBC broadcast times: Italy v. Wales at Stadio Sergio Lanfranchi, Parma (12:15), BBC One Wales, iPlayer, BBC Sport website & app, and iPlayer.

Scotland vs. Ireland broadcast times TBC on BBC One Scotland, iPlayer, BBC Sport website andamp, app, 14:30