2023 Women's Six Nations Championship Explained

2023 Women's Six Nations Championship
Date:	25 March – 29 April 2023
Countries:
Count:	19
Grand Slam:	(17th title)
Triple Crown:	(23rd title)
Matches:	15
Top Point Scorer:	Marlie Packer (35)
Top Try Scorer:	Marlie Packer (7)
Player Of The Tournament:	Gabrielle Vernier
Previous Year:	2022
Previous Tournament:	2022 Women's Six Nations Championship
Next Year:	2024
Next Tournament:	2024 Women's Six Nations Championship

The 2023 Women's Six Nations Championship, known as the TikTok Women's Six Nations for marketing purposes, was the 22nd series of the Women's Six Nations Championship, an annual women's rugby union competition between England, France, Ireland, Italy, Scotland and Wales. It began on 25 March and concluded on 29 April 2023.^[1]

England entered the tournament as defending champions, having completed a Grand Slam in 2022 and retained their title with a 38–33 victory over France in the final game.

Participants

Nation	Stadiums			Head coach	Captain
	Home stadium	Capacity	Location
	Kingston Park^[2]	10,200	Newcastle	Simon Middleton	Sarah Hunter Marlie Packer
	Franklin's Gardens	15,200	Northampton
	Twickenham Stadium	82,000	London
	Stade de la Rabine^[3]	11,303	Vannes	Gaëlle Mignot David Ortiz^[4]	Audrey Forlani
	Stade des Alpes	20,068	Grenoble
	Musgrave Park	8,008	Cork	Greg McWilliams	Nichola Fryday
	Stadio Sergio Lanfranchi	5,000	Parma	Giovanni Raineri^[5]	Elisa Giordano
	Edinburgh Rugby Stadium^[6]	7,800	Edinburgh	Bryan Easson	Rachel Malcolm
	Cardiff Arms Park	12,125	Cardiff	Ioan Cunningham	Hannah Jones

Squads

See main article: 2023 Women's Six Nations Championship squads.

Table

Position	Nation	Matches				Points			Tries		Bonus points			Table points
		Played	Won	Drawn	Lost	For	Against		For	Against
1		5	5	0	0	271	48	+223	45	7	5	0	3	28
2		5	4	0	1	202	67	+135	32	10	4	1	0	21
3		5	3	0	2	118	135	–17	17	20	3	0	0	15
4		5	2	0	3	94	178	–84	15	28	2	0	0	10
5		5	1	0	4	72	162	–90	10	26	0	0	0	4
6		5	0	0	5	25	192	–167	3	31	0	0	0	0

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.
• 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 against 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

FB 15 Courtney Keight RW 14 Lisa Neumann OC 13 Hannah Jones (c) IC 12 Kerin Lake LW 11 Carys Williams-Morris FH 10 Elinor Snowsill SH 9 N8 8 OF 7 Alex Callender BF 6 Georgia Evans RL 5 LL 4 Abbie Fleming TP 3 HK 2 LP 1 Gwenllian Pyrs Replacements: HK 16 PR 17 Caryl Thomas PR 18 LK 19 N8 20 SH 21 FH 22 Lleucu George WG 23 Coach: Ioan Cunningham

FB 15 RW 14 OC 13 Aoife Dalton IC 12 Enya Breen LW 11 Natasja Behan FH 10 SH 9 Molly Scuffil-McCabe N8 8 OF 7 BF 6 RL 5 LL 4 Nichola Fryday (c) TP 3 Linda Djougang HK 2 Neve Jones LP 1 Replacements: HK 16 PR 17 Niamh O'Dowd PR 18 LK 19 FL 20 FL 21 SH 22 FB 23 Coach: Greg McWilliams

Player of the Match:
Sisilia Tuipulotu (Wales)

Assistant referees:
Doriane Domenjo (France)
Maria Latos (Germany)
Television match official:
Ian Tempest (England)

Notes:

• Kate Williams (Wales), Natasja Behan, Méabh Deely, Sadhbh McGrath and Niamh O'Dowd (all Ireland) made their international debuts.^[7]

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FB 15 RW 14 Jessica Breach OC 13 Lagi Tuima IC 12 LW 11 Claudia MacDonald FH 10 Holly Aitchison SH 9 N8 8 Sarah Hunter (cc) OF 7 Marlie Packer (cc) BF 6 Sadia Kabeya RL 5 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 Chloe Rollie RW 14 OC 13 Emma Orr IC 12 LW 11 Francesca McGhie FH 10 Helen Nelson SH 9 N8 8 OF 7 Rachel McLachlan BF 6 Rachel Malcolm (c) RL 5 Louise McMillan LL 4 TP 3 HK 2 LP 1 Replacements: HK 16 PR 17 PR 18 LK 19 FL 20 SH 21 FH 22 WG 23 Coach: Bryan Easson

Player of the Match:
Marlie Packer (England)

Assistant referees:
Precious Pazani (Zimbabwe)
Adele Roberts (Belgium)
Television match official:
Olly Hodges (Ireland)

Notes:

• Kelsey Clifford, Liz Crake and Ella Wyrwas (all England), and Francesca McGhie and Beth Blacklock (both Scotland) made their international debuts.^{[8] [9] [10]}
• Mackenzie Carson made her debut for England, having previously earned three caps for Canada.^[11]
• This was the 141st and final test match for Sarah Hunter (England) who announced her retirement in the week before kick-off.^[12]
• By playing against England, Caity Mattinson became the first woman to play both for and against England and Scotland in an Anglo-Scottish match.
• No replacement was issued for Poppy Cleall when she came off in the 65th minute.
• This was England 20th consecutive Women's Six Nations win, surpassing the records of 19 wins they made between 2005 and 2009, and 2009 and 2013.

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FB 15 Vittoria Ostuni Minuzzi RW 14 OC 13 Michela Sillari IC 12 Beatrice Rigoni LW 11 Alyssa D'Incà FH 10 Veronica Madia SH 9 N8 8 Elisa Giordano (c) OF 7 BF 6 Francesca Sgorbini RL 5 Giordana Duca LL 4 TP 3 HK 2 Vittoria Vecchini LP 1 Replacements: HK 16 Emanuela Stecca PR 17 Gaia Maris PR 18 LK 19 FL 20 SH 21 CE 22 Emma Stevanini FB 23 Beatrice Capomaggi Coach: Giovanni Raineri

FB 15 Émilie Boulard RW 14 Cyrielle Banet OC 13 IC 12 Gabrielle Vernier LW 11 FH 10 SH 9 N8 8 Charlotte Escudero OF 7 BF 6 RL 5 Audrey Forlani (c) LL 4 Manae Feleu TP 3 HK 2 LP 1 Replacements: HK 16 PR 17 PR 18 LK 19 FL 20 SH 21 FH 22 CE 23 Coach: Gaëlle Mignot David Ortiz

Player of the Match:
Gabrielle Vernier (France)

Assistant referees:
Hollie Davidson (Scotland)
Katherine Ritchie (England)
Television match official:
Olly Hodges (Ireland)

Notes:

• Audrey Forlani captained France for the first time.

Round 2

FB 15 RW 14 OC 13 Aoife Dalton IC 12 LW 11 Natasja Behan FH 10 Dannah O'Brien SH 9 N8 8 Deirbhile Nic a Bháird 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 N8 20 SH 21 CE 22 WG 23 Coach: Greg McWilliams

FB 15 Morgane Bourgeois RW 14 Cyrielle Banet OC 13 IC 12 Gabrielle Vernier LW 11 Caroline Boujard FH 10 SH 9 N8 8 Charlotte Escudero OF 7 BF 6 RL 5 Audrey Forlani (c) LL 4 Manae Feleu TP 3 HK 2 LP 1 Replacements: HK 16 PR 17 PR 18 LK 19 FL 20 SH 21 FH 22 FB 23 Coach: Gaëlle Mignot David Ortiz

Player of the Match:
Pauline Bourdon (France)

Assistant referees:
Sara Cox (England)
Maria Heitor (Portugal)
Television match official:
Ben Whitehouse (Wales)

Notes:

• Kathryn Buggy and Emma Swords (both Ireland) and Élisa Riffonneau (France) made their international debuts.
• Clara Nielson made her debut for Ireland, having previously earned one cap for England.
• Nicole Cronin was originally named on the bench for Ireland, but withdrew due to injury. She was replaced by Emma Swords.

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FB 15 Chloe Rollie RW 14 OC 13 Emma Orr IC 12 LW 11 Francesca McGhie FH 10 Helen Nelson SH 9 N8 8 Evie Gallagher OF 7 BF 6 Rachel Malcolm (c) RL 5 Louise McMillan LL 4 TP 3 HK 2 LP 1 Replacements: HK 16 PR 17 PR 18 LK 19 N8 20 SH 21 FH 22 WG 23 Coach: Bryan Easson

FB 15 Courtney Keight RW 14 OC 13 Hannah Jones (c) IC 12 LW 11 Carys Williams-Morris FH 10 SH 9 N8 8 OF 7 Alex Callender BF 6 Bethan Lewis RL 5 Georgia Evans LL 4 TP 3 HK 2 LP 1 Replacements: HK 16 PR 17 PR 18 LK 19 N8 20 SH 21 FH 22 CE 23 Coach: Ioan Cunningham

Player of the Match:
Sisilia Tuipulotu (Wales)

Assistant referees:
Beatrice Benvenuti (Italy)
Mario Pacifico (Italy)
Television match official:
Leo Colgan (Ireland)

Notes:

• Keira Bevan (Wales) earned her 50th test cap.
• Lleucu George was originally named on the bench for Wales, but withdrew due to injury. She was replaced by Robyn Wilkins.

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FB 15 Abigail Dow RW 14 Jessica Breach OC 13 Lagi Tuima IC 12 LW 11 FH 10 Holly Aitchison SH 9 N8 8 Zoe Aldcroft OF 7 Marlie Packer (c) BF 6 RL 5 Delaney Burns LL 4 TP 3 HK 2 LP 1 Replacements: HK 16 PR 17 PR 18 FL 19 LK 20 SH 21 CE 22 FB 23 Coach: Simon Middleton

FB 15 Vittoria Ostuni Minuzzi RW 14 Aura Muzzo OC 13 Michela Sillari IC 12 LW 11 Sofia Stefan FH 10 SH 9 N8 8 Elisa Giordano (c) OF 7 Giada Franco BF 6 Francesca Sgorbini RL 5 LL 4 Sara Tounesi TP 3 HK 2 Vittoria Vecchini LP 1 Replacements: HK 16 PR 17 Alice Cassaghi PR 18 LK 19 FL 20 SH 21 CE 22 FB 23 Coach: Giovanni Raineri

Player of the Match:
Sarah Bern (England)

Assistant referees:
Doirane Domenjo (France)
Mary Pringle (Scotland)
Television match official:
Andrew McMenemy (Scotland)

Notes:

• Delaney Burns and Emily Robinson (both England) made their international debuts.^[13]

Round 3

FB 15 Courtney Keight RW 14 Lisa Neumann OC 13 Hannah Jones (c) IC 12 LW 11 FH 10 Elinor Snowsill SH 9 N8 8 OF 7 Alex Callender BF 6 RL 5 Georgia Evans LL 4 TP 3 HK 2 LP 1 Replacements: HK 16 PR 17 PR 18 LK 19 FL 20 FL 21 SH 22 FH 23 Coach: Ioan Cunningham

FB 15 RW 14 OC 13 IC 12 LW 11 FH 10 Holly Aitchison SH 9 N8 8 OF 7 Marlie Packer (c) BF 6 Sadia Kabeya RL 5 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

Player of the Match:
Tatyana Heard (England)

Assistant referees:
Beatrice Benvenuti (Italy)
Maria Pacifico (Italy)
Television match official:
Olly Hodges (Ireland)Notes:

• * Bryonie King (Wales) and May Campbell (England) made their international debuts.^{[14] [15]}

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FB 15 RW 14 Aura Muzzo OC 13 Michela Sillari IC 12 Beatrice Rigoni LW 11 Alyssa D'Incà FH 10 SH 9 Sofia Stefan (c) N8 8 Giada Franco OF 7 BF 6 RL 5 Giordana Duca LL 4 TP 3 HK 2 Vittoria Vecchini LP 1 Gaia Maris Replacements: HK 16 PR 17 Alice Cassaghi PR 18 LK 19 FL 20 FL 21 SH 22 WG 23 Coach: Giovanni Raineri

FB 15 Lauren Delany RW 14 Aoife Doyle OC 13 IC 12 Anna McGann LW 11 FH 10 Dannah O'Brien SH 9 N8 8 Deirbhile Nic a Bháird OF 7 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 CE 22 WG 23 Coach: Greg McWilliams

Player of the Match:
Alyssa D'Incà (Italy)

Assistant referees:
Maria Latos (German)
Mary Pringle (Scotland)
Television match official:
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FB 15 Émilie Boulard RW 14 OC 13 Marine Ménager IC 12 Gabrielle Vernier LW 11 Mélissande Llorens FH 10 SH 9 N8 8 Charlotte Escudero OF 7 Gaëlle Hermet BF 6 RL 5 Audrey Forlani (c) LL 4 Maëlle Picut TP 3 HK 2 LP 1 Replacements: HK 16 PR 17 PR 18 N8 19 LK 20 SH 21 FH 22 CE 23 Coach: Gaëlle Mignot David Ortiz

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

Player of the Match:
Mélissande Llorens (France)

Assistant referees:
Clara Munarini (Italy)
Katherine Ritchie (England)
Television match official:
Leo Colgan (Ireland)

Notes:

• No replacement was issued for Emma Orr when she came off in the 77th minute.

Round 4

FB 15 Lauren Delany RW 14 Aoife Doyle OC 13 IC 12 LW 11 FH 10 Dannah O'Brien SH 9 N8 8 Deirbhile Nic a Bháird OF 7 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 CE 22 FB 23 Coach: Greg McWilliams

FB 15 Ellie Kildunne RW 14 Abigail Dow OC 13 IC 12 LW 11 Claudia MacDonald FH 10 Holly Aitchison SH 9 N8 8 Alex Matthews OF 7 Marlie Packer (c) BF 6 Sadia Kabeya RL 5 Sarah Beckett 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

Player of the Match:
Sarah Beckett (England)

Assistant referees:
Beatrice Benvenuti (Italy)
Maria Pacifico (Italy)
Television match official:
Andre McMenemy (Scotland)

Notes:

• By playing against England, Jo Brown became the first woman to play both for and against England and Ireland in an Anglo-Irish match.
• Nicole Cronin was originally named on the bench for Ireland, but withdrew due to injury. She was replaced by Ailsa Hughes.
• England secured their 23rd Triple Crown, having won it all times previously since 2016.

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FB 15 Chloe Rollie RW 14 Coreen Grant OC 13 Lisa Thomson IC 12 Meryl Smith LW 11 Francesca McGhie FH 10 Helen Nelson SH 9 N8 8 Evie Gallagher OF 7 Rachel McLachlan BF 6 Rachel Malcolm (c) RL 5 Louise McMillan LL 4 TP 3 Christine Belisle HK 2 Lana Skeldon LP 1 Leah Bartlett Replacements: HK 16 Jodie Rettie PR 17 Anne Young PR 18 Elliann Clarke LK 19 N8 20 Eilidh Sinclair SH 21 FH 22 Beth Blacklock WG 23 Liz Musgrove Coach: Bryan Easson

FB 15 Vittoria Ostuni Minuzzi RW 14 OC 13 IC 12 Beatrice Rigoni LW 11 FH 10 Veronica Madia SH 9 Sofia Stefan (c) N8 8 Giada Franco OF 7 BF 6 Sara Tounesi RL 5 LL 4 TP 3 HK 2 Vittoria Vecchini LP 1 Gaia Maris Replacements: HK 16 Emanuela Stecca PR 17 PR 18 LK 19 Laura Gurioli FL 20 SH 21 CE 22 WG 23 Coach: Giovanni Raineri

Player of the Match:
Jade Konkel-Roberts (Scotland)

Assistant referees:
Joy Neville (Ireland)
Adele Roberts (Belgium)
Television match official:
Ian Tempest (England)

Notes:

• Lisa Thomson (Scotland) earned her 50th test cap.
• This was Scotland's first Women's Six Nations victory since defeating Wales 27–20 in 2021. It is also the first victory over Italy since defeating them 14–12 in the 2017 tournament.

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FB 15 RW 14 Cyrielle Banet OC 13 IC 12 Gabrielle Vernier LW 11 Mélissande Llorens FH 10 Jessy Trémoulière SH 9 N8 8 Romane Ménager OF 7 Gaëlle Hermet BF 6 RL 5 Audrey Forlani (c) LL 4 Maëlle Picut TP 3 HK 2 LP 1 Replacements: HK 16 PR 17 PR 18 LK 19 N8 20 SH 21 FH 22 CE 23 Coach: Gaëlle Mignot David Ortiz

FB 15 Courtney Keight RW 14 Lisa Neumann OC 13 Hannah Jones (c) IC 12 Lleucu George LW 11 FH 10 SH 9 N8 8 OF 7 Kate Williams BF 6 RL 5 Georgia Evans LL 4 Abbie Fleming TP 3 HK 2 LP 1 Replacements: HK 16 PR 17 PR 18 LK 19 N8 20 SH 21 FH 22 FB 23 Coach: Ioan Cunningham

Player of the Match:
Gaëlle Hermet (France)

Assistant referees:
Katherine Ritchie (England)
Mary Pringle (Scotland)
Television match official:
Matteo Liperini (Italy)

Notes:

• Abbey Constable (Wales) made her international debut.
• The attendance of 18,604 was a new Women's Six Nations record, surpassing the 15,683 spectators in attendance for the England v Ireland match the previous year.

Round 5

FB 15 Ellie Kildunne RW 14 Abigail Dow OC 13 Helena Rowland IC 12 LW 11 FH 10 Holly Aitchison SH 9 N8 8 Alex Matthews OF 7 Marlie Packer (c) BF 6 RL 5 LL 4 Zoe Aldcroft TP 3 HK 2 LP 1 Replacements: HK 16 PR 17 PR 18 LK 19 FL 20 SH 21 FH 22 WG 23 Coach: Simon Middleton

FB 15 RW 14 Cyrielle Banet OC 13 IC 12 Gabrielle Vernier LW 11 Mélissande Llorens FH 10 SH 9 N8 8 Charlotte Escudero OF 7 Gaëlle Hermet BF 6 RL 5 Audrey Forlani (c) LL 4 Manaé Feleu TP 3 HK 2 Agathe Sochat LP 1 Replacements: HK 16 Élisa Riffonneau PR 17 PR 18 FL 19 N8 20 SH 21 FH 22 CE 23 Coach: Gaëlle Mignot David Ortiz

Player of the Match:
Sadia Kabeya (England)

Assistant referees:
Lauren Jenner (New Zealand)
Maria Heitor (Portugal)
Television match official:
Ben Whitehouse (Wales)

Notes:

• This was the 78th and final test match for Jessy Trémoulière (France) who announced her retirement before the beginning of the tournament.^[16]
• This was the 86th and final game for Simon Middleton as England head coach, who had been in charge since 2015.^[16]
• As a result of this match, England won their 19th Women's Six Nations title (their 5th in succession) and their 17th Grand Slam.
• This was England's first standalone fixture to be played at Twickenham.^[17]
• The attendance of 58,498 set a new world record for the highest attendance at a women's rugby union match, surpassing the attendance of 42,579 at the World Cup final the previous year.^[18]

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FB 15 Vittoria Ostuni Minuzzi RW 14 Aura Muzzo OC 13 IC 12 Beatrice Rigoni LW 11 Alyssa D'Incà FH 10 SH 9 Sara Barattin (c) N8 8 OF 7 Isabella Locatelli BF 6 Sara Tounesi RL 5 Giordana Duca LL 4 TP 3 HK 2 Vittoria Vecchini LP 1 Gaia Maris Replacements: HK 16 PR 17 PR 18 Alessia Pilani LK 19 FL 20 SH 21 CE 22 FB 23 Coach: Giovanni Raineri

FB 15 Courtney Keight RW 14 Lisa Neumann OC 13 Hannah Jones (c) IC 12 LW 11 FH 10 Elinor Snowsill SH 9 N8 8 OF 7 Alex Callender BF 6 Bethan Lewis RL 5 LL 4 Abbie Fleming TP 3 HK 2 LP 1 Replacements: HK 16 PR 17 PR 18 LK 19 FL 20 SH 21 CE 22 WG 23 Coach: Ioan Cunningham

Player of the Match:
Alex Callender (Wales)

Assistant referees:
Aurélie Groizeleau (France)
Mary Pringle (Scotland)
Television match official:
Ben Blain (Scotland)

Notes:

• Amelia Tutt (Wales) made her international debut.
• This was the final test match for Sara Barattin (Italy) and Caryl Thomas (Wales), respectively with 116 and 65 caps, who announced their retirements before the beginning of the tournament.

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FB 15 Chloe Rollie RW 14 Coreen Grant OC 13 Emma Orr IC 12 LW 11 FH 10 Helen Nelson SH 9 N8 8 Evie Gallagher OF 7 Rachel McLachlan BF 6 Rachel Malcolm (c) RL 5 LL 4 Jade Konkel-Roberts TP 3 HK 2 LP 1 Replacements: HK 16 PR 17 PR 18 LK 19 FL 20 SH 21 FH 22 WG 23 Coach: Bryan Easson

FB 15 Lauren Delany RW 14 OC 13 Aoife Dalton IC 12 LW 11 Natasja Behan FH 10 Dannah O'Brien SH 9 N8 8 Deirbhile Nic a Bháird OF 7 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 CE 22 FB 23 Coach: Greg McWilliams

Player of the Match:
Meryl Smith (Scotland)

Assistant referees:
Clara Munarini
Katherine Ritchie (England)
Television match official:
Matteo Liperini (Italy)

Notes:

• Ireland's defeat meant that they claimed the wooden spoon for the first time since 2004. As this was their fifth successive defeat and as the men had won the Grand Slam the same year, this was the first year in which one senior team for the same country won all five games and the other lost all five games.

Statistics

Top points scorers

Pos	Name	Team	Pts
1	Marlie Packer		35
2	Abigail Dow		30
3	Jessy Trémoulière		29
4	Keira Bevan		27
5	Gabrielle Vernier		25
6	Michela Sillari		22
7	Jessica Breach		20
	Tatyana Heard
	Claudia MacDonald
	Émilie Boulard
	Lana Skeldon
	Charlotte Escudero
	Sisilia Tuipulotu

Top try scorers

Pos	Name	Team	Tries
1	Marlie Packer		7
2	Abigail Dow		6
3	Gabrielle Vernier		5
4	Claudia MacDonald		4
	Jessica Breach
	Tatyana Heard
	Émilie Boulard
	Charlotte Escudero
	Sisilia Tuipulotu
	Lana Skeldon

Broadcast

Country	Broadcaster
Australia	Stan Sport
United Kingdom	BBC Sport
France	France TV
Republic of Ireland	RTÉ Virgin Media Television
Italy	Sky Sport Italia

Notes and References

1. Web site: 2022-08-24 . Extensive broadcast and digital coverage set to expand the reach of the 2023 TikTok Women's Six Nations . 2022-08-24 . . en-GB.
2. News: England to play first standalone Twickenham match . en-GB . . 2022-12-02.
3. Web site: Stadiums for the 2023 Six Nations Tournament . 2022-10-11 . Fédération Française de Rugby . fr.
4. Web site: How Gaëlle Mignot became France co-coach in only a few months . . 2022-03-22 . 2022-03-22.
5. Web site: 2022-12-06 . Raineri new Italy head coach after Di Giandomenico steps down . 2022-12-07 . TikTok Women’s Six Nations . en-GB.
6. Web site: 2023 TikTok Women's Six Nations . 2022-12-02 . Scottish Rugby . en-GB.
7. News: NZ naval officer Kate Williams set for Wales debut . . 23 March 2023 . 23 March 2023 . en-GB.
8. News: Clifford honoured to share debut with Hunter farewell . . 30 March 2023 . 30 March 2023 . en-GB.
9. News: Liz Crake on juggling dentistry with an England debut . . 29 March 2023 . 30 March 2023 . en-GB.
10. News: Francesca McGhie backed to make her mark in Six Nations . Herald Scotland . 23 March 2023 . 30 March 2023 . en-GB.
11. News: Former Canada prop Mackenzie Carson to make surprise start for England . . 22 March 2023 . 22 March 2023 . en-GB.
12. News: England captain Sarah Hunter to retire after Six Nations opener . . 21 March 2023 . 21 March 2023 . en-GB.
13. News: England make three changes, including a debut for Delaney Burns . Rugby Pass . 30 March 2023 . 30 March 2023 . en-GB.
14. News: Women's Six Nations 2023: Emma Sing to make first England start against Wales . . 12 April 2023 . 12 April 2023 . en-GB.
15. News: Wales make two changes for England Women's Six Nations clash as acid test approaches . Wales Online . 13 April 2023 . 13 April 2023 . en-GB.
16. News: Rendell . Sarah . Red Roses eye records and Six Nations title for Middleton’s grand finale . 1 May 2023 . The Guardian . 28 April 2023.
17. News: England to play first standalone Twickenham match . . 28 September 2022 . 28 September 2022 . en-GB.
18. News: Grey . Becky . England 38-33 France: Red Roses clinch Women's Six Nations Grand Slam at Twickenham . 29 April 2023 . BBC Sport . 29 April 2023.