2022 Women's Six Nations Championship Explained

2022 Women's Six Nations Championship
Date:	26 March – 30 April 2022
Count:	18
Grand Slam:	(16th title)
Matches:	15
Top Point Scorer:	Emily Scarratt (39)
Top Try Scorer:	Laure Sansus (6)
Player Of The Tournament:	Laure Sansus
Previous Year:	2021
Previous Tournament:	2021 Women's Six Nations Championship
Next Year:	2023
Next Tournament:	2023 Women's Six Nations Championship
Triple Crown:	(22nd title)

The 2022 Women's Six Nations Championship, known as the TikTok Women's Six Nations for marketing purposes, was the 21st series of the Women's Six Nations Championship, an annual women's rugby union competition between England, France, Ireland, Italy, Scotland and Wales. It was held from 26 March to 30 April 2022.^[1]

England entered the tournament as defending champions, having won the abridged version of the competition held in 2021.^[2]

England defeated France in the final round of the tournament to secure their 18th title and their 16th Grand Slam.

Format

The 2022 competition saw the tournament return to its traditional format, with each participating country playing each other once, following the COVID disrupted tournament that took place in 2021. However the tournament retained its later starting date, which saw it begin after the conclusion of the men's competition.^[3]

Participants

Nation	Stadiums			Head coach	Captain
Nation	Home stadium	Capacity	Location	Head coach	Captain
	Kingsholm Stadium	16,115	Gloucester	Simon Middleton	Sarah Hunter
	Welford Road Stadium	25,849	Leicester	Simon Middleton	Sarah Hunter
	Stade des Alpes	20,068	Grenoble	Annick Heyraut	Gaëlle Hermet
	Stade Ernest-Wallon	19,500	Toulouse
	Stade Jean Dauger	16,934	Bayonne
	RDS Arena	18,500	Dublin	Greg McWilliams	Nichola Fryday
	Musgrave Park	8,008	Cork
	Ravenhill Stadium	18,196	Belfast
	Stadio Sergio Lanfranchi	5,000	Parma	Andrea Di Giandomenico	Manuela Furlan
	Edinburgh Rugby Stadium	7,800	Edinburgh	Bryan Easson	Rachel Malcolm
	Scotstoun Stadium	4,765	Glasgow	Bryan Easson	Rachel Malcolm
	Cardiff Arms Park	12,125	Cardiff	Ioan Cunningham	Siwan Lillicrap

Squads

See main article: 2022 Women's Six Nations Championship squads.

Table

Position	Nation	Matches				Points			Tries		Bonus points			Table points
Position	Nation	Played	Won	Drawn	Lost	For	Against		For	Against				Table points
1		5	5	0	0	282	22	+260	45	4	4	0	3	27
2		5	4	0	1	152	48	+104	22	6	4	0	0	20
3		5	2	0	3	69	139	–70	12	22	2	1	0	11
4		5	2	0	3	68	158	–90	11	24	1	0	0	9
5		5	2	0	3	44	163	–119	4	24	0	0	0	8
6		5	0	0	5	59	144	–85	7	21	0	3	0	3

Table ranking rules

Four points are awarded for a win.
Two points are awarded for a draw.
A bonus point is awarded to a team that scores four or more tries, or loses by seven points or fewer. If a team scores four or more tries, and loses by seven points or fewer, they are awarded both bonus points.
Three bonus points are awarded to a team that wins all five of their matches (a Grand Slam). This ensures that a Grand Slam winning team would top the table with at least 23 points, as another team could lose one match while winning two bonus points and win the other four matches while winning four bonus points for a maximum of 22 points.
Tiebreakers
- If two or more teams are tied on table points, the team with the better points difference (points scored less points conceded) is ranked higher.
- If the above tiebreaker fails to separate tied teams, the team that scores the higher number of total tries (including penalty tries) in their matches is ranked higher.
- If two or more teams remain tied after applying the above tiebreakers then those teams will be placed at equal rank; if the tournament has concluded and more than one team is placed first then the title will be shared between them.

Fixtures

Round 1

Notes:

Meryl Smith (Scotland) and Emma Sing (England) made their international debuts.

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Notes:

Aoibheann Reilly and Anna McGann (both Ireland) and Sisilia Tuipulotu (Wales) made their international debuts.

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FB	15	Chloé Jacquet
RW	14	Léa Murie
OC	13	Maëlle Filopon
IC	12
LW	11	Marie-Aruélie Castel
FH	10
SH	9
N8	8
OF	7	Gaëlle Hermet (c)
BF	6
RL	5	Audrey Forlani
LL	4	Madoussou Fall
TP	3
HK	2
LP	1
Replacements:
HK	16
PR	17
PR	18
LK	19
FL	20
SH	21
FH	22
FB	23
Coach:
Annick Heyraut


FB	15	Manuela Furlan (c)
RW	14	Aura Muzzo
OC	13
IC	12
LW	11	Maria Magatti
FH	10	Beatrice Rigoni
SH	9
N8	8	Elisa Giordano
OF	7	Isabella Locatelli
BF	6
RL	5	Giordana Duca
LL	4
TP	3
HK	2
LP	1	Gaia Maris
Replacements:
HK	16
PR	17
PR	18
LF	19
FL	20
SH	21
FH	22
FB	23
Coach:
Andrea Di Giandomenico

Player of the Match:
Madoussou Fall (France)

Assistant referees:
Aimee Barrett-Theron (South Africa)
Precious Pazani (Zimbabwe)
Television match official:
Chris Assmus (Canada)

Notes:

Assia Khalfaoui (France), Alessandra Frangipani and Emanuela Stecca (both Italy) made their international debuts.

Round 2


FB	15
RW	14	Cyrielle Banet
OC	13	Maëlle Filopon
IC	12
LW	11	Mélissande Llorens
FH	10
SH	9
N8	8	Romane Ménager
OF	7	Gaëlle Hermet (c)
BF	6	Axelle Berthoumieu
RL	5	Audrey Forlani
LL	4
TP	3
HK	2
LP	1
Replacements:
HK	16
PR	17
PR	18
LK	19
FL	20
SH	21
FH	22	Jessy Trémoulière
FB	23	Chloé Jacquet
Coach:
Annick Heyraut


FB	15
RW	14	Amee-Leigh Murphy Crowe
OC	13	Eve Higgins
IC	12
LW	11	Lucy Mulhall
FH	10	Nicole Cronin
SH	9
N8	8
OF	7	Edel McMahon
BF	6	Dorothy Wall
RL	5	Sam Monaghan
LL	4	Nichola Fryday (c)
TP	3
HK	2
LP	1	Linda Djougang
Replacements:
HK	16
PR	17	Chloe Pearse
PR	18
LK	19
FL	20
SH	21
CE	22
WG	23
Coach:
Greg McWilliams

Player of the Match:
Laure Sansus (France)

Assistant referees:
Clara Munarini (Italy)
Precious Pazani (Zimbabwe)
Television match official:
Ian Tempest (England)

Notes:

Christy Haney (Ireland) made her international debut.

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FB	15	Kayleigh Powell
RW	14	Lisa Neumann
OC	13	Hannah Jones
IC	12
LW	11	Jasmine Joyce
FH	10	Elinor Snowsill
SH	9
N8	8	Siwan Lillicrap (c)
OF	7
BL	6	Alisha Butchers
RL	5	Gwen Crabb
LL	4
TP	3
HK	2
LP	1
Replacements:
HK	16
PR	17
PR	18
N8	19
FL	20
SH	21
FH	22
FL	23	Sisilia Tuipulotu
Coach:
Ioan Cunningham


FB	15	Shona Campbell
RW	14	Rhona Lloyd
OC	13
IC	12	Lisa Thomson
LW	11	Megan Gaffney
FH	10	Helen Nelson
SH	9
N8	8	Jade Konkel
OF	7	Evie Gallagher
BF	6	Rachel Malcolm (c)
RL	5
LL	4	Emma Wassell
TP	3	Christine Belisle
HK	2	Lana Skeldon
LP	1
Replacements:
HK	16	Jodie Rettie
PR	17	Panashe Muzambe
PR	18
LK	19	Lyndsay O'Donnell
LK	20
SH	21
FH	22
CE	23	Coreen Grant
Coach:
Bryan Easson

Player of the Match:
Sioned Harries (Wales)

Assistant referees:
Nikki O'Donnell (England)
Katherine Ritchie (England)
Television match official:
Chris Assmus (Canada)

Notes:

Emma Orr (Scotland) made her international debut.

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FB	15	Vittoria Ostuni Minuzzi
RW	14
OC	13	Michela Sillari
IC	12
LW	11	Maria Magatti
FH	10	Veronica Madia
SH	9
N8	8	Elisa Giordano (c)
OF	7
BL	6
RL	5	Giordana Duca
LL	4
TP	3
HK	2
LP	1
Replacements:
HK	16
PR	17
PR	18
LK	19
FL	20
SH	21
CE	22	Alyssa D'Incà
FB	23
Coach:
Andrea Di Giandomenico


FB	15
RW	14	Lydia Thompson
OC	13
IC	12	Helena Rowland
LW	11	Sarah McKenna
FH	10	Zoe Harrison
SH	9
N8	8	Poppy Cleall (c)
OF	7
BF	6	Alex Matthews
RL	5	Abbie Ward
LL	4	Rosie Galligan
TP	3
HK	2
LP	1
Replacements:
HK	16
PR	17
PR	18
N8	19
FL	20
SH	21
CE	22
FB	23
Coach:
Simon Middleton

Player of the Match:
Natasha Hunt (England)

Assistant referees:
Doriane Domenjo (France)
Clara Munarini (Italy)
Television match official:
Olly Hodges (Ireland)

Notes:

Francesca Barro (Italy) made their international debut.
Kat Roche was originally scheduled to referee the match but was replaced by Hollie Davidson prior to kick-off. Davidson's place as an assistant referee was taken by Clara Munarini.

Round 3


FB	15
RW	14	Jessica Breach
OC	13	Emily Scarratt
IC	12
LW	11	Sarah McKenna
FH	10	Zoe Harrison
SH	9	Lucy Packer
N8	8	Sarah Hunter (c)
OF	7
BF	6
RL	5	Abbie Ward
LL	4
TP	3
HK	2
LP	1
Replacements:
HK	16
PR	17
PR	18
LK	19
FL	20
SH	21
CE	22
FB	23
Coach:
Simon Middleton


FB	15	Kayleigh Powell
RW	14	Lisa Neumann
OC	13	Hannah Jones
IC	12
LW	11	Jasmine Joyce
FH	10	Robyn Wilkins
SH	9
N8	8
OF	7
BF	6	Siwan Lillicrap (c)
RL	5	Gwen Crabb
LL	4
TP	3
HK	2
LP	1
Replacements:
HK	16
PR	17
PR	18
FL	19
FL	20
SH	21
FH	22
LK	23
Coach:
Ioan Cunningham

Player of the Match:
Abbie Ward (England)

Touch judges:
Hollie Davidson (Scotland)
Maria Latos (Germany)
Television match official:
Matteo Liperini (Italy)

Notes:

The crowd of 14,689 was a record for an England ticketed home game.^[4]

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FB	15	Chloe Rollie
RW	14	Rhona Lloyd
OC	13
IC	12	Lisa Thomson
LW	11	Megan Gaffney
FH	10
SH	9
N8	8
OF	7	Evie Gallagher
BF	6	Rachel Malcolm (c)
RL	5	Sarah Bonar
LL	4
TP	3
HK	2
LP	1
Replacements:
HK	16
PR	17
PR	18
LK	19
FL	20
SH	21
FH	22
CE	23
Coach:
Bryan Easson


FB	15	Émilie Boulard
RW	14
OC	13	Marine Ménager
IC	12	Chloé Jacquet
LW	11	Mélissande Llorens
FH	10
SH	9
N8	8	Emeline Gros
OF	7	Gaëlle Hermet (c)
BF	6
RL	5
LL	4	Céline Ferer
TP	3
HK	2
LP	1
Replacements:
HK	16
PR	17
PR	18
LK	19
FL	20
SH	21
FH	22
CE	23
Coach:
Annick Heyraut

Player of the Match:
Jessy Trémoulière (France)

Touch judges:
Nikki O'Donnell (England)
Maria Giovanna Pacifico (Italy)
Television match official:
Ben Whitehouse (Wales)

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FB	15	Lucy Mulhall
RW	14
OC	13	Eve Higgins
IC	12	Stacey Flood
LW	11
FH	10	Nicole Cronin
SH	9
N8	8	Hannah O'Connor
OF	7	Edel McMahon
BF	6
RL	5	Sam Monaghan
LL	4	Nichola Fryday (c)
TP	3
HK	2
LP	1
Replacements:
HK	16
PR	17
PR	18
LK	19
FL	20
SH	21
FH	22
WG	23
Coach:
Greg McWilliams


FB	15	Vittoria Ostuni Minuzzi
RW	14	Manuela Furlan (c)
OC	13	Alyssa D'Incà
IC	12	Beatrice Rigoni
LW	11	Maria Magatti
FH	10
SH	9	Sara Barattin
N8	8
OF	7
BF	6	Beatrice Veronese
RL	5	Valeria Fedrighi
LL	4
TP	3
HK	2
LP	1
Replacements:
HK	16
PR	17
PR	18
LK	19
FL	20
SH	21
FH	22	Beatrice Capomaggi
WG	23	Federica Cipolla
Coach:
Andrea Di Giandomenico

Player of the Match:
Sam Monaghan (Ireland)

Touch judges:
Doriane Domenjo (France)
Francesca Martin (Wales)
Television match official:
Eriz Gauzins (France)

Notes:

Aoife Wafer (Ireland) and Alessia Margotti (Italy) made their international debuts.
The Italian team suffered a COVID outbreak while preparing for the match and underwent the following changes:^[5]
- Giordana Duca was replaced by Valeria Fedrighi, Michela Sillari was replaced by Alyssa D'Incà and Aura Muzzo was replaced by Manuela Furlan. Furlan was in turn replaced by Vittoria Ostuni Minuzzi.
- On the bench Michela Merlo was replaced by Emanuela Stecca, Fedrighi was replaced by Alessia Margotti, D'Incà was replaced by Beatrice Capomaggi and Ostuni Minuzzi was replaced by Federica Cipolla.

Round 4


FB	15
RW	14	Lisa Neumann
OC	13	Hannah Jones
IC	12	Robyn Wilkins
LW	11
FH	10
SH	9
N8	8	Siwan Lillicrap (c)
OF	7	Bethan Lewis
BF	6	Alisha Butchers
RL	5	Gwen Crabb
LL	4	Natalia John
TP	3
HK	2
LP	1
Replacements:
HK	16
PR	17
PR	18
LK	19
FL	20
SH	21
CE	22
FB	23
Coach:
Ioan Cunningham


FB	15	Chloé Jacquet
RW	14	Caroline Boujard
OC	13	Maëlle Filopon
IC	12
LW	11	Marine Ménager
FH	10
SH	9
N8	8
OF	7	Gaëlle Hermet (c)
BF	6	Julie Annery
RL	5	Madoussou Fall
LL	4	Céline Ferer
TP	3
HK	2
LP	1
Replacements:
HK	16
PR	17
PR	18
LK	19
FL	20
SH	21
FH	22
FB	23
Coach:
Annick Heyraut

Player of the Match:
Laure Sansus (France)

Touch judges:
Joy Neville (Ireland)
Beatrice Benvenuti (Italy)
Television match official:
Olly Hodges (Ireland)

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FB	15	Manuela Furlan (c)
RW	14	Aura Muzzo
OC	13	Michela Sillari
IC	12	Beatrice Rigoni
LW	11	Maria Magatti
FH	10	Veronica Madia
SH	9	Sofia Stefan
N8	8	Ilaria Arrighetti
OF	7	Isabella Locatelli
BF	6	Beatrice Veronese
RL	5	Giordana Duca
LL	4	Valeria Fedrighi
TP	3	Lucia Gai
HK	2	Vittoria Vecchini
LP	1	Melissa Bettoni
Replacements:
HK	16	Silvia Turani
PR	17	Gaia Maris
PR	18	Michela Merlo
LK	19	Sara Tounesi
FL	20	Alessandra Frangipani
SH	21	Sara Barattin
CE	22	Alyssa D'Incà
FB	23	Vittoria Ostuni Minuzzi
Coach:
Andrea Di Giandomenico


FB	15	Chloe Rollie
RW	14	Rhona Lloyd
OC	13	Lisa Thomson
IC	12	Helen Nelson (vc)
LW	11	Shona Campbell
FH	10	Sarah Law
SH	9	Caity Mattinson
N8	8	Evie Gallagher
OF	7	Rachel McLachlan
BF	6	Rachel Malcolm (c)
RL	5	Sarah Bonar
LL	4	Emma Wassell
TP	3	Christine Belisle
HK	2	Lana Skeldon
LP	1	Molly Wright
Replacements:
HK	16	Jodie Rettie
PR	17	Leah Bartlett
PR	18	Katie Dougan
LK	19	Louise McMillan
FL	20	Anne Young
SH	21	Jenny Maxwell
FH	22	Hannah Smith
WG	23	Megan Gaffney
Coach:
Bryan Easson

Player of the Match:Michela Sillari (Italy)

Assistant Referees:

Sara Cox (England)

Katherine Ritchie (England)

Television match official:

Ben Whitehouse (Wales)

Notes:

Elisa Giordano was originally named at number 8 for Italy, but was replaced by Ilaria Arrighetti prior to kickoff. Arrighetti, who was originally named at openside flanker, was replaced by Isabella Locatelli. Locatelli's place on the bench was taken by Alessandra Frangipani.

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FB	15	Helena Rowland
RW	14
OC	13	Emily Scarratt (vc)
IC	12	Holly Aitchison
LW	11	Jess Breach
FH	10	Zoe Harrison
SH	9	Leanne Infante
N8	8	Sarah Hunter (c)
OF	7	Marlie Packer
BF	6	Alex Matthews
RL	5	Abbie Ward
LL	4	Zoe Aldcroft
TP	3	Sarah Bern
HK	2	Lark Davies
LP	1	Vickii Cornborough
Replacements:
HK	16	Amy Cokayne
PR	17	Hannah Botterman
PR	18	Maud Muir
LK	19	Rosie Galligan
FL	20	Poppy Cleall
SH	21	Natasha Hunt
FH	22	Amber Reed
FB	23	Ellie Kildunne
Coach:
Simon Middleton


FB	15	Molly Scuffil-McCabe
RW	14	Aoife Doyle
OC	13	Sene Naoupu
IC	12	Enya Breen
LW	11	Eimear Considine
FH	10	Nicole Cronin
SH	9	Kathryn Dane
N8	8	Hannah O'Connor
OF	7	Edel McMahon
BF	6	Dorothy Wall
RL	5	Aoife McDermott
LL	4	Nichola Fryday (c)
TP	3	Christy Haney
HK	2	Neve Jones
LP	1	Linda Djougang
Replacements:
HK	16	Emma Hooban
PR	17	Chloe Pearse
PR	18	Katie O’Dwyer
LK	19	Grace Moore
FL	20	Maeve Óg O'Leary
SH	21	Aoibheann Reilly
FH	22	Michelle Claffey
WG	23	Niamh Byrne
Coach:
Greg McWilliams

Player of the Match:Marlie Packer (England)Assistant Referees:

Aurélie Groizeleau (France)

Doriane Domenjo (France)

Television match official:

Lee Jeffrey (New Zealand)

Notes:

Molly Scuffil-McCabe and Niamh Byrne (Ireland) made their international debuts
The attendance of 15,863 broke the record for the largest attendance at a ticketed England home game. The previous attendance record was set in Gloucester in round 3.

Round 5


FB	15	Niamh Terry
RW	14	Lisa Neumann
OC	13	Hannah Jones
IC	12
LW	11	Jasmine Joyce
FH	10	Robyn Wilkins
SH	9	Ffion Lewis
N8	8	Sioned Harries
OF	7
BF	6	Alisha Butchers
RL	5	Gwen Crabb
LL	4	Siwan Lillicrap (c)
TP	3
HK	2
LP	1
Replacements:
HK	16
PR	17
PR	18
LK	19
FL	20
SH	21
FH	22
WG	23	Kayleigh Powell
Coach:
Ioan Cunningham


FB	15	Manuela Furlan (c)
RW	14	Aura Muzzo
OC	13
IC	12	Beatrice Rigoni
LW	11	Maria Magatti
FH	10	Veronica Madia
SH	9
N8	8	Elisa Giordano
OF	7	Ilaria Arrighetti
BF	6
RL	5
LL	4	Valeria Fedrighi
TP	3	Lucia Gai
HK	2	Melissa Bettoni
LP	1
Replacements:
HK	16	Vittoria Vecchini
PR	17	Gaia Maris
PR	18
LK	19	Sara Tounesi
FL	20
SH	21
CE	22	Alyssa D'Incà
FB	23	Vittoria Ostuni Minuzzi
Coach:
Andrea Di Giandomenico

Player of the Match:Alex Callender (Wales)

Assistant Referees:

Aurélie Groizeleau (France)

Maria Latos (Germany)

Television match official:

Clarie Hodnett (England)

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FB	15	Chloé Jacquet
RW	14	Caroline Boujard
OC	13	Maëlle Filopon
IC	12
LW	11	Marine Ménager
FH	10	Caroline Drouin
SH	9
N8	8	Romane Ménager
OF	7	Gaëlle Hermet (c)
BF	6	Céline Ferer
RL	5	Audrey Forlani
LL	4
TP	3
HK	2
LP	1
Replacements:
HK	16
PR	17
PR	18
LK	19
FL	20
SH	21
FH	22
CE	23	Emilie Boulard
Coach:
Annick Hayraud


FB	15	Helena Rowland
RW	14	Lydia Thompson
OC	13	Emily Scarratt (c)
IC	12	Holly Aitchison
LW	11	Jess Breach
FH	10	Zoe Harrison
SH	9
N8	8	Poppy Cleall
OF	7	Marlie Packer
BF	6
RL	5	Abbie Ward (vc)
LL	4	Zoe Aldcroft
TP	3	Sarah Bern
HK	2	Lark Davies
LP	1
Replacements:
HK	16	Amy Cokayne
PR	17	Hannah Botterman
PR	18
LK	19	Rosie Galligan
FL	20
FL	21
SH	22
FB	23	Ellie Kildunne
Coach:
Simon Middleton

Player of the Match:Lark Davies (England)

Assistant Referees:

Joy Neville (Ireland)

Maria Giovanna Pacifico (Italy)

Television match official:

Lee Jeffrey (New Zealand)

Notes:

With this win England won their 18th Women's Six Nations title and their 16th grand slam.
This was England's 23rd consecutive win, tying their own record for the most consecutive wins by a senior international side.^[6]

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FB	15	Vicky Irwin
RW	14	Aoife Doyle
OC	13	Sene Naoupu
IC	12
LW	11	Molly Scuffil-McCabe
FH	10	Nikki Caughey
SH	9
N8	8	Hannah O'Connor
OF	7
BF	6	Dorothy Wall
RL	5	Sam Monaghan
LL	4	Nichola Fryday (c)
TP	3
HK	2
LP	1
Replacements:
HK	16
PR	17
PR	18
LK	19
FL	20
FL	21
SH	22
WG	23	Michelle Claffey
Coach:
Greg McWilliams


FB	15	Chloe Rollie
RW	14	Rhona Lloyd
OC	13
IC	12	Helen Nelson (vc)
LW	11	Shona Campbell
FH	10	Sarah Law
SH	9
N8	8	Evie Gallagher
OF	7	Rachel McLachlan
BF	6	Rachel Malcolm (c)
RL	5
LL	4	Emma Wassell
TP	3	Christine Belisle
HK	2	Lana Skeldon
LP	1
Replacements:
HK	16	Jodie Rettie
PR	17	Leah Bartlett
PR	18
LK	19	Louise McMillan
FL	20
SH	21
FH	22
WG	23	Megan Gaffney
Coach:
Bryan Easson

Player of the Match:Neve Jones (Ireland)

Assistant Referees:

Clara Munarini (Italy)

Francesca Martin (Wales)

Television match official:

Ian Tempest (England)

Notes:

Vicky Irwin (Ireland) made their international debut

Player statistics

Most points

Pos	Name	Pts
1	Emily Scarratt	39
2	Jessy Trémoulière	32
3	Laure Sansus	30
4	Helen Nelson	26
5	Lark Davies	25
	Sarah Bern
	Lydia Thompson
8	Michela Sillari	21
9	Marlie Packer	20
	Caroline Drouin

Most tries

Pos	Name	Tries
1	Laure Sansus	6
2	Lark Davies	5
	Sarah Bern
	Lydia Thompson
5	Marlie Packer	4
6	Poppy Cleall	3
6	Abbie Ward	3
8	18 players	2

Broadcast

Country	Broadcaster^[7]
United Kingdom	BBC Sport S4C
France	France TV
Republic of Ireland	RTÉ Virgin Media Television
Italy	Sky Sport Italia

Notes and References

Web site: Women's Six Nations Fixtures & Results . 2022-03-03 . TikTok Women’s Six Nations . en-GB.
Web site: Preview: England v France . 2022-03-05 . Six Nations Rugby . en-GB.
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