Affordable, accessible, and family-friendly action: With tickets starting at £20 for adults and £5 for juniors, the Women’s Six Nations is one of the most affordable live sporting events in the UK. This family-friendly pricing removes barriers and allows new and returning fans to experience the thrill of live rugby together. Tickets are available to purchase now at the link HERE.
The final chance to see the Red Roses at home: This year’s Six Nations will be the final opportunity to see the Red Roses at Allianz Stadium before they take the field at the Women’s Rugby World Cup later in 2025. The tournament will serve as a critical milestone for the team, and an unmissable moment for fans to be part of history.
Record-breaking crowds and growing demand: Women’s rugby is experiencing unprecedented growth, with attendance figures soaring year after year. Over the past two seasons alone, 150,000 fans have cheered on the Red Roses at Allianz Stadium, including a world-record crowd of 58,498 at their 2023 showdown against France. The 2025 Women’s Six Nations is poised to raise the bar even further, with over 70,000 fans expected across England’s home fixtures. The Leicester match is on track to make history by breaking attendance records outside Allianz Stadium – a powerful testament to the sport’s growing momentum.
A cultural breakthrough for Women’s Rugby: The Women’s Six Nations is set to be the gateway towards the Red Roses’ and Rugby’s rise in the cultural mainstream, mirroring the momentum of the Lionesses’ rise in the world of rugby. The Six Nations will be a moment for fans to witness the rise of one of the fastest-growing teams and sports in the UK.
Competitive edge and dominance: The Red Roses have proven they’re nothing short of unstoppable. They’ve lost just two matches in their last 52 fixtures and haven’t lost in the Six Nations since 2018. Fresh off two victories over world champions New Zealand, the Six Nations is set to showcase the team’s dominance as they build toward World Cup success.
Inspiring the next generation: Women’s rugby is booming at a grassroots level, with 45,000 women and girls now playing – a 10% increase on 21/22. Increased visibility from the Six Nations will continue to inspire young players, opening pathways and encouraging participation in rugby across the UK.
Grassroots investment and impact: Significant investments in facilities, funding, and development programmes for girls’ rugby are driving long-term growth at the grassroots level. These efforts are breaking down barriers, improving access, and creating opportunities for young players to thrive. This year’s tournament will act as a powerful catalyst for this progress, amplifying the sport’s impact and accelerating its expansion.
Viewership is Soaring: The 2023 Six Nations was the most-watched on record, with 8.1 million viewers tuning in – 33% up year-on-year. Viewing hours hit a record 13 million, driven by strong England performances, close matches, and a title-deciding showdown against France. Games featuring England saw a 42% rise in viewership, proving their place as a must-watch sporting team.
A new generation of role models: Fan engagement is at an all-time high, with players’ combined social media followings soaring by 74% from 244k during the 2023 Six Nations to 423k by September 2024. The Six Nations is a prime opportunity to give a new generation of role models a platform to inspire fans across the nation.
Building towards a historic summer of women’s rugby: The 2025 Women’s Six Nations will be a springboard towards a landmark summer of women’s rugby. As excitement builds toward the Women’s Rugby World Cup, this tournament will offer fans a front-row seat to the Red Roses’ journey towards global success