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News | February 5, 2012 | news

Reigning champs off to a flier

The defending 6 Nations champions England had no problem disposing of Scotland in their first game of the tournament.

News | February 4, 2012 | news

Dalgliesh primed for milestone

Scotland scrum-half Louise Dalgliesh tells us how her side is set for tomorrow's game against England. The number 9 will win her 50th cap for her country in the game. Dalgleish has had a busy week and last night worked for BBC Radio Scotland commentating on Scotland A's win over England Saxons.

News | February 3, 2012 | news

Ireland V Wales abandoned at half-time

The first game of the women’s rugby 6 Nations ended dramatically with the game between Ireland and Wales abandoned at halftime.

News | February 2, 2012 | news

Women’s 6 Nations: Tournament preview

ENGLAND, Clear favourites, the reigning champions go into the competition this year in ominous form. England have played 13 times since the last 6 Nations, and in the process have picked up an array of titles including the Nations Cup and a convincing test series over New Zealand. Perhaps more importantly though England have developed another stream of young players now more than capable of slotting into the first team and that ensures that the side should not be as disrupted by injuries to key players as most of their rivals would. There toughest test as ever will be France away in round four. Two years ago England had to rely on penalty miss from the French in the dying seconds to secure a one-point win and they know only too well that their hopes of a Grand Slam will rest on this game. Despite the ability of the French to consistently get themselves up for England at home no matter what kind of a season they are having England are still in my view odds on for another Grand Slam.