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Women's Six Nations Championship

The Women's Six Nations Championship is an international rugby competition contested between the women's national teams of England, France, Ireland, Italy, Scotland and Wales.

Men's Women's U20s
England v France - Women's Six Nations
Standings
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TEAM
PL
W
D
L
PF
PA
+/-
TF
BP
Points
Pts
ENG
England
5
5
0
0
256
71
+185
40
5
25
FRA
France
5
4
0
1
183
106
+77
24
5
21
IRE
Ireland
5
2
0
3
133
128
+5
21
3
11
ITA
Italy
5
2
0
3
107
155
-48
17
2
10
SCO
Scotland
5
2
0
3
89
162
-73
13
1
9
WAL
Wales
5
0
0
5
71
217
-146
11
1
1
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Player Welfare

How hot is too hot to play? World Rugby’s updated heat guidelines explained

In 2025, World Rugby updated its heat and air quality guidelines, setting out all the measures to be taken to support players taking part in World Rugby competitions in hot conditions. The guidelines update the process for, and at what point water breaks are introduced, measures such as extending the half-time break or if a game needs to be postponed or suspended.
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Discipline

How rugby’s new faster and simpler disciplinary trial works

The upcoming international window and the men’s British and Irish Lions tour of Australia will see a new, faster and simpler disciplinary process being trialled. The trial will first apply to the England XV v France XV match on Saturday, 21 June, and then to all World Rugby competitions and international tests where World Rugby is responsible for managing the disciplinary process, from Friday, 27 June.
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Fri 20 June, 2025
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