2024 Women's Six Nations Championship Explained

2024 Women's Six Nations Championship
Date:	23 March – 27 April 2024
Countries:
Count:	20
Grand Slam:	(18th title)
Triple Crown:	(24th title)
Matches:	15
Top Point Scorer:	Ellie Kildunne (45)
Top Try Scorer:	Ellie Kildunne (9)
Player Of The Tournament:	Ellie Kildunne
Previous Year:	2023
Previous Tournament:	2023 Women's Six Nations Championship
Next Year:	2025
Next Tournament:	2025 Women's Six Nations Championship

The 2024 Women's Six Nations Championship, known as the Guinness Women's Six Nations for sponsorship purposes except in France where due to alcohol sponsorship prohibitions the tournament was unsponsored, was the 23rd 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 23 March and ended on 27 April 2024.

The competition was part of the qualification process for the 2025 World Cup, with a qualifying place awarded to the highest finisher other than England and France who had already qualified automatically for the tournament.^[1]

Participants

Nation	Stadium			Coach	Captain	World Rugby Ranking
	Home stadium	Capacity	Location			Start	End
	Ashton Gate	27,000	Bristol	John Mitchell^[2]	Marlie Packer	1st	1st
	Twickenham Stadium	82,000	London
	Stade Marie-Marvingt	25,064	Le Mans	Gaëlle Mignot David Ortiz^[3]	Manaé Feleu	3rd	3rd
	Stade Jean-Bouin	19,904	Paris
	Stade Chaban-Delmas	34,462	Bordeaux
	RDS Arena	18,500	Dublin	Scott Bemand^[4]	Edel McMahon Sam Monaghan	10th	9th
	Musgrave Park	8,008	Cork
	Ravenhill Stadium	18,196	Belfast
	Stadio Sergio Lanfranchi	5,000	Parma	Giovanni Raineri^[5]	Elisa Giordano Sofia Stefan	7th	8th
	Edinburgh Rugby Stadium^[6]	7,800	Edinburgh	Bryan Easson^[7]	Rachel Malcolm	8th	6th
	Cardiff Arms Park	12,125	Cardiff	Ioan Cunningham	Hannah Jones	6th	7th
	Millennium Stadium	73,931

Squads

See main article: 2024 Women's Six Nations Championship squads.

Table

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 Émilie Boulard RW 14 Kelly Arbey OC 13 Nassira Konde IC 12 Gabrielle Vernier LW 11 FH 10 SH 9 N8 8 Romane Ménager OF 7 Gaëlle Hermet BF 6 Charlotte Escudero RL 5 LL 4 Manaé Feleu (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: Gaëlle Mignot David Ortiz

FB 15 Lauren Delany RW 14 OC 13 Eve Higgins IC 12 Aoife Dalton LW 11 Beibhinn Parsons FH 10 SH 9 N8 8 Brittany Hogan OF 7 Edel McMahon (c) BF 6 RL 5 Hannah O'Connor LL 4 TP 3 HK 2 Neve Jones LP 1 Replacements: HK 16 PR 17 PR 18 LK 19 FL 20 SH 21 FH 22 FB 23 Coach: Scott Bemand

Player of the Match: Madoussou Fall (France)^[8] Assistant referees: Adele Robert (Belgium) Maria Latos (Germany) Television match official: Quinton Immelman (South Africa)

Notes:

• Katie Corrigan (Ireland) and Lina Tuy (France) made their international debuts.^[9]

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FB 15 Jenny Hesketh RW 14 Jasmine Joyce-Butchers OC 13 Hannah Jones (c) IC 12 Kerin Lake LW 11 FH 10 Lleucu George SH 9 N8 8 Bethan Lewis OF 7 Alex Callender BF 6 RL 5 Abbie Fleming LL 4 TP 3 HK 2 LP 1 Gwenllian Pyrs Replacements: HK 16 PR 17 Abbey Constable PR 18 LK 19 FL 20 SH 21 Sian Jones FH 22 WG 23 Coach: Ioan Cunningham

FB 15 RW 14 Rhona Lloyd OC 13 Emma Orr IC 12 Lisa Thomson LW 11 Coreen Grant FH 10 Helen Nelson SH 9 Caity Mattinson N8 8 Evie Gallagher OF 7 BF 6 Rachel Malcolm (c) RL 5 LL 4 Emma Wassell TP 3 HK 2 LP 1 Replacements: HK 16 PR 17 PR 18 LK 19 FL 20 Eva Donaldson SH 21 Mairi McDonald WG 22 Shona Campbell FB 23 Coach: Bryan Easson

Player of the Match: Coreen Grant (Scotland)^[10] Assistant referees: Sara Cox (England) Holly Wood (England) Television match official: Leo Colgan (Ireland)

Notes:

• Jenny Hesketh and Sian Jones (both Wales) made their international debuts.^{[11] [12]}
• Alex Stewart (Scotland) made her international debut.^[13]
• Scotland won their seventh consecutive test, making this their longest winning streak in terms of games played, surpassing the six successive victories between 1997 and 1998.

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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 Veronica Madia SH 9 Sofia Stefan (c) N8 8 OF 7 BF 6 Isabella Locatelli RL 5 LL 4 TP 3 Sara Seye HK 2 LP 1 Replacements: HK 16 PR 17 PR 18 LK 19 FL 20 FL 21 CE 22 WG 23 Coach: Giovanni Raineri

FB 15 Ellie Kildunne RW 14 Abby Dow OC 13 IC 12 LW 11 Jess Breach FH 10 SH 9 N8 8 OF 7 Marlie Packer (c) BF 6 RL 5 Abbie Ward LL 4 Zoe Aldcroft TP 3 HK 2 LP 1 Replacements: HK 16 PR 17 PR 18 FL 19 FL 20 SH 21 FH 22 CE 23 Coach: John Mitchell

Player of the Match: Ellie Kildunne (England)^[14] Assistant referees: Doriane Domenjo (France) Melissa Leboeuf (France) Television match official: Chris Assmus (Canada)

Notes:

• Maddie Feaunati (England) made her international debut.
• Marlie Packer became the 7th Englishwoman to earn her 100th test cap.^[15]

Round 2

FB 15 RW 14 Rhona Lloyd OC 13 Emma Orr IC 12 Lisa Thomson LW 11 Coreen Grant FH 10 Helen Nelson SH 9 N8 8 Evie Gallagher OF 7 Alex Stewart BF 6 Rachel Malcolm (c) RL 5 Louise McMillan LL 4 Emma Wassell TP 3 HK 2 LP 1 Replacements: HK 16 PR 17 PR 18 LK 19 Fiona McIntosh FL 20 Eva Donaldson SH 21 CE 22 Nicole Flynn FB 23 Coach: Bryan Easson

FB 15 Émilie Boulard RW 14 Kelly Arbey OC 13 Nassira Konde IC 12 LW 11 Marine Ménager FH 10 Lina Queyroi SH 9 N8 8 Romane Ménager OF 7 BF 6 RL 5 Madoussou Fall LL 4 Manaé Feleu (c) TP 3 HK 2 LP 1 Replacements: HK 16 PR 17 PR 18 FL 19 N8 20 SH 21 CE 22 Lina Tuy FB 23 Coach: Gaëlle Mignot David Ortiz

Player of the Match: Romane Ménager (France)^[16] Assistant referees: Holly Wood (England) Adele Robert (Belgium) Television match official: Ian Tempest (England)

Notes:

• Louise McMillan (Scotland) earned her 50th test cap.^[17]

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FB 15 Ellie Kildunne RW 14 Abby Dow OC 13 Megan Jones IC 12 LW 11 FH 10 Holly Aitchison SH 9 N8 8 Alex Matthews OF 7 Marlie Packer (c) BF 6 Sadia Kabeya RL 5 Rosie Galligan 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: John Mitchell

FB 15 Jenny Hesketh RW 14 Lisa Neumann OC 13 Hannah Jones (c) IC 12 LW 11 Carys Cox FH 10 SH 9 N8 8 OF 7 Alex Callender 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 FL 20 SH 21 FB 22 FB 23 Coach: Ioan Cunningham

Player of the Match: Rosie Galligan (England)^[18] Assistant referees: Aurélie Groizeleau (France) Doriane Domenjo (France) Television match official: Quinton Immelman (South Africa)

Notes:

• Molly Reardon (Wales) made her international debut.
• Zoe Aldcroft (England) earned her 50th test cap.^[19]
• Jasmine Joyce-Butchers, Kelsey Jones, and Nel Metcalfe were originally named in the respectively in the Welsh starting line-up on the wing, bench at hooker and bench on the wing, but withdrew before the match due to injuries. They were replaced by Lisa Neumann, Molly Reardon, and Courtney Keight respectively.^{[20] [21]}

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FB 15 RW 14 Katie Corrigan OC 13 Eve Higgins IC 12 LW 11 Beibhinn Parsons FH 10 Dannah O'Brien SH 9 N8 8 Brittany Hogan OF 7 Aoife Wafer BF 6 RL 5 Sam Monaghan LL 4 TP 3 HK 2 Neve Jones LP 1 Replacements: HK 16 Sarah Delaney PR 17 PR 18 LK 19 FL 20 SH 21 FH 22 CE 23 Coach: Scott Bemand

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

Player of the Match: Vittoria Vecchini (Italy) Assistant referees: Precious Pazani (Zimbabwe) Maria Heitor (Portugal) Television match official: Chris Assmus (Canada)

Notes:

• This was Italy's first away win against Ireland.

Round 3

FB 15 Chloe Rollie RW 14 Rhona Lloyd OC 13 Emma Orr IC 12 LW 11 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 FL 20 SH 21 CE 22 WG 23 Coach: Bryan Easson

FB 15 Ellie Kildunne RW 14 Abby Dow OC 13 IC 12 LW 11 Jess Breach FH 10 Holly Aitchison SH 9 N8 8 OF 7 BF 6 Zoe Aldcroft (c) RL 5 Abbie Ward LL 4 TP 3 HK 2 LP 1 Replacements: HK 16 PR 17 PR 18 FL 19 FL 20 SH 21 FH 22 CE 23 Coach: John Mitchell

Player of the Match: Ellie Kildunne (England)^[22] Assistant referees: Maria Latos (Germany) Adele Robert (Belgium) Television match official: Matteo Liperini (Italy)

Notes:

• Fiona McIntosh (Scotland) made her international debut.
• Emma Wassell was originally named in the second row for Scotland, but withdrew prior to the match due to injury. She was replaced by Fiona McIntosh, whose place on the bench was taken by Eva Donaldson.

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FB 15 Lauren Delany RW 14 Katie Corrigan OC 13 Eve Higgins IC 12 LW 11 Beibhinn Parsons FH 10 Dannah O'Brien SH 9 N8 8 OF 7 Edel McMahon (cc) BF 6 RL 5 Sam Monaghan (cc) LL 4 Dorothy Wall TP 3 HK 2 LP 1 Replacements: HK 16 PR 17 PR 18 LK 19 FL 20 SH 21 FH 22 CE 23 Coach: Scott Bemand

FB 15 Jenny Hesketh RW 14 Jasmine Joyce-Butchers OC 13 Hannah Jones (c) IC 12 LW 11 Carys Cox FH 10 SH 9 N8 8 OF 7 Alex Callender BF 6 Alisha Joyce-Butchers RL 5 Georgia Evans LL 4 Abbie Fleming TP 3 HK 2 LP 1 Replacements: HK 16 PR 17 PR 18 LK 19 FL 20 SH 21 FH 22 FB 23 Coach: Ioan Cunningham

Player of the Match: Aoife Wafer (Ireland)^[23] Assistant referees: Hollie Davidson (Scotland) Chelsea Gillespie (Scotland) Television match official: Andrew McMenemy (Scotland)

Notes:

• Shannon Ikahifo (Ireland) and Gwennan Hopkins (Wales) made their international debuts.^[24]
• No replacement was made for Aoife Wafer (Ireland) when she came off in the 74th minute.

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FB 15 Émilie Boulard RW 14 OC 13 Nassira Konde IC 12 Gabrielle Vernier LW 11 FH 10 SH 9 N8 8 OF 7 BF 6 Charlotte Escudero RL 5 Madoussou Fall LL 4 Manaé Feleu (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: Gaëlle Mignot David Ortiz

FB 15 Vittoria Ostuni Minuzzi RW 14 Aura Muzzo OC 13 IC 12 Emma Stevanin LW 11 Alyssa D'Incà FH 10 SH 9 Sofia Stefan (c) N8 8 OF 7 Isabella Locatelli BF 6 RL 5 LL 4 Valeria Fedrighi TP 3 HK 2 LP 1 Replacements: HK 16 PR 17 PR 18 LK 19 FL 20 FL 21 SH 22 FB 23 Coach: Giovanni Raineri

Player of the Match: Assia Khalfaoui (France)^[25] Assistant referees: Holly Wood (England) Maria Heitor (Portugal) Television match official: Leo Colgan (Ireland)

Notes:

• Teani Feleu (France) made her international debut.
• This was the last test as an official for Joy Neville, who announced her retirement before the beginning of the tournament.^[26]

Round 4

FB 15 Ellie Kildunne RW 14 Abby Dow OC 13 IC 12 LW 11 Jess Breach FH 10 Holly Aitchison SH 9 N8 8 Alex Matthews OF 7 Marlie Packer (c) BF 6 Sadia Kabeya RL 19 Morwenna Talling LL 4 Zoe Aldcroft TP 3 HK 2 LP 1 Replacements: HK 16 PR 17 PR 18 LK 24 FL 20 SH 21 CE 22 CE 23 Coach: John Mitchell

FB 15 RW 14 Katie Corrigan OC 13 IC 12 Aoife Dalton LW 11 Beibhinn Parsons FH 10 Dannah O'Brien SH 9 Aoibheann Reilly N8 8 Brittany Hogan OF 7 Edel McMahon (c) BF 6 Aoife Wafer RL 5 LL 4 Dorothy Wall TP 3 HK 2 LP 1 Replacements: HK 16 PR 17 PR 18 LK 19 FL 20 SH 21 CE 22 FB 23 Coach: Scott Bemand

Player of the Match: Ellie Kildunne (England)^[27] Assistant referees: Doriane Domenjo (France) Adele Robert (Belgium) Television match official: Rachel Horton (Australia)

Notes:

• Lizzie Hanlon (England) made her international debut.
• Rosie Galligan was originally named in the England second row, but withdrew through injury during the warm-up. She was replaced by Morwenna Talling, whose place on the bench was taken by Lizzie Hanlon. Talling resumed wearing 19 while Hanlon wore 24.
• With this win, England won their 24th Triple Crown, their 8th in succession.

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FB 15 Vittoria Ostuni Minuzzi RW 14 Aura Muzzo OC 13 Alyssa D'Incà IC 12 Beatrice Rigoni LW 11 Francesca Granzotto FH 10 Veronica Madia SH 9 Sofia Stefan N8 8 Elisa Giordano (c) OF 7 BF 6 Ilaria Arrighetti RL 5 Giordana Duca LL 4 Sara Tounesi TP 3 Sara Seye HK 2 Vittoria Vecchini LP 1 Silvia Turani Replacements: HK 16 Laura Gurioli PR 17 Gaia Maris PR 18 Lucia Gai LK 19 Valeria Fedrighi FL 20 SH 21 Beatrice Veronese CE 22 Sara Mannini FB 23 Beatrice Capomaggi Coach: Giovanni Raineri

FB 15 RW 14 Rhona Lloyd OC 13 Emma Orr IC 12 Lisa Thomson 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 FL 20 SH 21 CE 22 Meryl Smith WG 23 Coreen Grant Coach: Bryan Easson

Player of the Match: Lana Skeldon (Scotland)^[28] Assistant referees: Natarsha Ganley (New Zealand) Amber Stamp-Dunstan (Wales) Television match official: Ian Tempest (England)

Notes:

• This was Scotland's first victory over Italy in Italy since defeating them 43–15 in the 1999 European Championship.

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FB 15 Kayleigh Powell RW 14 Catherine Richards OC 13 Hannah Jones (c) IC 12 LW 11 FH 10 Lleucu George SH 9 N8 8 Georgia Evans OF 7 Alex Callender BF 6 Alisha Joyce-Butchers 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 WG 23 Coach: Ioan Cunningham

FB 15 RW 14 Joanna Grisez OC 13 IC 12 Gabrielle Vernier LW 11 FH 10 SH 9 N8 8 Teani Feleu OF 7 BF 6 RL 5 Charlotte Escudero LL 4 Manaé Feleu (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: Gaëlle Mignot David Ortiz

Player of the Match: Annaëlle Deshayes (France)^[29] Assistant referees: Clara Munarini (Italy) Maria Latos (Germany) Television match official: Matteo Liperini (Italy)

Notes:

• Anne-Cécile Ciofani (France) made her international debut.

Round 5

FB 15 Jenny Hesketh RW 14 Lisa Neumann OC 13 Hannah Jones (c) IC 12 Hannah Bluck LW 11 Carys Cox FH 10 Lleucu George SH 9 N8 8 Georgia Evans OF 7 Alex Callender BF 6 Alisha Joyce-Butchers RL 5 LL 4 TP 3 Sisilia Tuipulotu HK 2 LP 1 Replacements: HK 16 PR 17 Abbey Constable PR 18 LK 19 FL 20 SH 21 FH 22 Niamh Terry WG 23 Nel Metcalfe Coach: Ioan Cunningham

FB 15 RW 14 Aura Muzzo OC 13 Alyssa D'Incà IC 12 Beatrice Rigoni LW 11 Vittoria Ostuni Minuzzi FH 10 SH 9 Sofia Stefan N8 8 Elisa Giordano (c) OF 7 BF 6 Ilaria Arrighetti RL 5 Giordana Duca LL 4 TP 3 HK 2 Vittoria Vecchini LP 1 Silvia Turani Replacements: HK 16 Laura Gurioli PR 17 Gaia Maris PR 18 LK 19 FL 20 FL 21 Beatrice Veronese FH 22 Veronica Madia WG 23 Coach: Giovanni Raineri

Player of the Match: Gwenllian Pyrs (Wales) Assistant referees: Sara Cox (England) Chelsea Gillespie (Scotland) Television match official: Rachel Horton (Australia)

Notes:

• Lucia Gai became the second Italian woman, after Sara Barattin, to earn her 100th Test cap.
• Wales received the Wooden Spoon, after finishing bottom of the Six Nations table for the first time since 2021, and for the first time in the traditional round robin format since 2018.
• This was the first Italy–Wales match won by the home team since 2015.

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FB 15 Méabh Deely RW 14 Katie Corrigan OC 13 Eve Higgins IC 12 Enya Breen LW 11 FH 10 Dannah O'Brien SH 9 Aoibheann Reilly N8 8 Brittany Hogan OF 7 Edel McMahon (cc) BF 6 Aoife Wafer RL 5 Sam Monaghan (cc) LL 4 Dorothy Wall TP 3 HK 2 LP 1 Linda Djougang Replacements: HK 16 PR 17 Niamh O'Dowd PR 18 LK 19 Fiona Tuite FL 20 SH 21 Molly Scuffil-McCabe CE 22 Aoife Dalton WG 23 Katie Heffernan Coach: Scott Bemand

FB 15 Meryl Smith RW 14 Coreen Grant OC 13 Emma Orr IC 12 Lisa Thomson LW 11 Francesca McGhie FH 10 Helen Nelson SH 9 N8 8 Evie Gallagher OF 7 BF 6 Rachel Malcolm (c) RL 5 LL 4 Emma Wassell TP 3 HK 2 LP 1 Replacements: HK 16 PR 17 PR 18 LK 19 FL 20 SH 21 CE 22 Cieron Bell WG 23 Nicole Flynn Coach: Bryan Easson

Player of the Match: Brittany Hogan (Ireland) Assistant referees: Aurélie Groizeleau (France) Holly Wood (England) Television match official: Ian Tempest (England)

Notes:

• Lana Skeldon was named as Scotland hooker, but withdrew before kick-off due to injury. She was replaced by Elis Martin.

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FB 15 RW 14 Anne-Cécile Ciofani OC 13 Nassira Konde IC 12 Gabrielle Vernier LW 11 Marine Ménager FH 10 Lina Queyroi SH 9 N8 8 Romane Ménager OF 7 BF 6 Charlotte Escudero RL 5 LL 4 Manaé Feleu (c) TP 3 HK 2 LP 1 Replacements: HK 16 PR 17 PR 18 FL 19 Émeline Gros FL 20 Teani Feleu SH 21 FL 22 Axelle Berthoumieu FB 23 Coach: Gaëlle Mignot David Ortiz

FB 15 Ellie Kildunne RW 14 Abby Dow OC 13 Megan Jones IC 12 LW 11 FH 10 Holly Aitchison SH 9 N8 8 Alex Matthews OF 7 Marlie Packer (c) BF 6 Sadia Kabeya 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 CE 22 CE 23 Coach: John Mitchell

Player of the Match: Alex Matthews (England) Assistant referees: Clara Munarini (Italy) Maria Heitor (Portugal) Television match official: Andrew McMenemy (Scotland)

Notes:

• Joanna Grisez was originally named on the right wing for France, but withdrew due to injury. She was replaced by Anne-Cécile Ciofani, whose place on the bench was taken by Axelle Berthoumieu.
• With this win, England secured their 20th Six Nations title and their 18th Grand Slam.

Player statistics

Top points scorers

^[30]

Rank	Player	Team	Points
1	Ellie Kildunne		45
2	Holly Aitchison		42
3	Lina Queyroi		38
4	Dannah O'Brien		27
5	Abby Dow		25
6	Beatrice Rigoni		22
7	Jess Breach		20
8	Keira Bevan		18
9	Alyssa D'Incà		15
	Marlie Packer
	Megan Jones
	Marine Ménager

Top try scorers

^[30]

Rank	Player	Team	Tries
1	Ellie Kildunne		9
2	Abby Dow		5
3	Jess Breach		4
4	Alyssa D'Incà		3
	Marine Ménager
	Marlie Packer
	Megan Jones
	Katie Corrigan
9	16 players tied		2

Discipline

Summary

width=160	Team	width=60		width=60		width=60	Total
	4	2	6
	3	1	4
	1	0	1
	3	0	3
	1	1	2
	0	0	0

Yellow cards

2 yellow cards

• Amy Cokayne (2 vs. Scotland)

1 yellow card

• Lucy Packer (vs. Ireland)
• Helena Rowland (vs. Italy)
• Anne-Cécile Ciofani (vs. Wales)
• Chloé Jacquet (vs. Wales)
• Assia Khalfaoui (vs. Wales)
• Beibhinn Parsons (vs. Scotland)
• Vittoria Ostuni Minuzzi (vs. Ireland)
• Emma Stevanin (vs. England)
• Sara Tounesi (vs. France)
• Alex Stewart (vs. Wales)

Red cards

1 red card

• Sarah Beckett (vs. Italy)
• Amy Cokayne (vs. Scotland)
• Assia Khalfaoui (vs. England)
• Chloe Rollie (vs. Italy)

Citings/bans

Player	Match	Citing date	Law breached	Result
Sarah Beckett	vs.	24 March 2024	9.20(d) – Dangerous Play in Ruck (Red card)	3-match ban	^[31] ^[32]
Amy Cokayne	vs.	13 April 2024	9.27 – 2 Yellow Cards (Red card)	1-match ban	^[33] ^[34]
Chloe Rollie	vs.	20 April 2024	9.18 – Tip Tackle (Red card)	3-match ban	^[35] ^[36]
Assia Khalfaoui	vs.	27 April 2024	9.20(b) – Dangerous Play in Ruck (Red card)	2-match ban	^[37] ^[38]

Note: The cited player's team is listed in bold italics.^[39]

Awards

Player of the Match awards

	Player	Team	Opponent
3	Ellie Kildunne		Italy ^(R1)
		Scotland ^(R3)
		Ireland ^(R4)
1	Rosie Galligan		Wales ^(R2)
	Alex Matthews		France ^(R5)
	Annaëlle Deshayes		Wales ^(R4)
	Madoussou Fall		Ireland ^(R1)
	Assia Khalfaoui		Italy ^(R3)
	Romane Ménager		Scotland ^(R2)
	Brittany Hogan		Scotland ^(R5)
	Aoife Wafer		Wales ^(R3)
	Vittoria Vecchini		Ireland ^(R2)
	Coreen Grant		Wales ^(R1)
	Lana Skeldon		Italy ^(R4)
	Gwenllian Pyrs		Italy ^(R5)

Player of the Championship

Four players were nominated for the 2024 Women's Six Nations Player of the Championship on 30 April 2024.^[40] The winner was announced on 17 May 2024.^[41]

Team	Nominee	Position	Winner
	Ellie Kildunne	Full Back	Ellie Kildunne
	Romane Ménager	Number 8
	Aoife Wafer	Flanker
	Alyssa D'Incà	Wing

Try of the Championship

Four tries were nominated for the 2024 Women's Six Nations Try of the Championship on 2 May 2024.^[42] The winner was announced on 14 May 2024.^[43]

Team	Nominee	Try	Winner
	Abby Dow	vs. Ireland ^(R4)	Alyssa D'Incà
	Ellie Kildunne	vs. Wales ^(R2)
	Annaëlle Deshayes	vs. Italy ^(R3)
	Alyssa D'Incà	vs. France ^(R3)

Team of the Championship

The 15 players voted in as the 2024 Women's Six Nations Team of the Championship were announced on 16 May 2024.^[44]

Forwards

width=70	Number	width=110	Team	width=180	Player
1		Hannah Botterman
2		Neve Jones
3		Maud Muir
4		Manaé Feleu
5		Zoe Aldcroft
6		Aoife Wafer
7		Sadia Kabeya
8		Romane Ménager

Backs

width=70	Number	width=110	Team	width=180	Player
9		Natasha Hunt
10		Holly Aitchison
11		Abby Dow
12		Beatrice Rigoni
13		Megan Jones
14		Alyssa D'Incà
15		Ellie Kildunne

Broadcast

Country	Broadcaster	Ref
Australia	Stan Sport	^[45]
United Kingdom	BBC Sport	^[46]
France	France TV
Republic of Ireland	RTÉ Virgin Media Television
Italy	Sky Sport Italia

Notes and References

1. Web site: All you need to know about the Women's Rugby World Cup England 2025 qualification pathway . Rugby World Cup . 20 March 2024.
2. News: John Mitchell appointed Red Roses Head Coach . www.englandrugby.com . . 4 May 2023 . 18 January 2024.
3. Web site: How Gaëlle Mignot became France co-coach in only a few months . . 22 March 2022 . 22 March 2022.
4. News: Scott Bemand Appointed Ireland Women's Team Head Coach . www.irishrugby.ie . . 27 July 2023 . 18 January 2024.
5. Web site: 6 December 2022 . Raineri new Italy head coach after Di Giandomenico steps down . 7 December 2022 . TikTok Women’s Six Nations . en-GB.
6. Web site: 2023 TikTok Women's Six Nations . 2 December 2022 . . en-GB.
7. News: Easson to lead Scotland Women through to 2025 . scottishrugby.org . . 23 December 2020 . 18 January 2024.
8. Web site: MADOUSSOU FALL La 2e ligne de @FranceRugby est élu Joueuse du match . X (formerly Twitter) . . 23 March 2024 . fr . 23 March 2024.
9. Web site: Celtic Challenge Class of 2024. Congratulations Katie on your debut for @IrishRugby . X (formerly Twitter) . . 24 March 2024 . 23 March 2024.
10. Web site: Tonight's #GuinnessW6N Player of the Match, @Scotlandteam 's Coreen Grant . X (formerly Twitter) . . 23 March 2024 . 23 March 2024.
11. News: Women's Six Nations 2024: Jenny Hesketh to make Wales debut against Scotland . . 21 March 2024 . 21 March 2024.
12. Web site: Celtic Challenge Class of 2024. Congratulations Sian on your debut for @WelshRugbyUnion ! . X (formerly Twitter) . . 24 March 2024 . 23 March 2024.
13. Web site: Celtic Challenge Class of 2024. Congratulations Alex on your debut for @Scotlandteam ! . X (formerly Twitter) . . 24 March 2024 . 23 March 2024.
14. Web site: Today's Guinness Women's Six Nations Player of the match, @RedRosesRugby 's Ellie Kildunne . X (formerly Twitter) . . 24 March 2024 . 24 March 2024.
15. News: Women's Six Nations 2024: Marlie Packer to win 100th cap in England's open against Italy . . 21 March 2024 . 21 March 2024.
16. Web site: Today's Guinness Player of the Match, @FranceRugby's Romane Menager . X (formerly Twitter) . . 30 March 2024 . 30 March 2024.
17. News: McMillan to reach appearance milestone against France . . 28 March 2024 . 28 March 2024.
18. Web site: Today's Guinness Player of the match is @RedRosesRugby's Rosie Galligan . X (formerly Twitter) . . 30 March 2024 . 30 March 2024.
19. Web site: Mackenzie . Alasdair . Women's Six Nations: Zoe Aldcroft to hit 50 caps as England make seven changes for Wales clash . . 30 March 2024 . 28 March 2024.
20. News: Women's Six Nations 2024: Jasmine Joyce is ruled out of England game through injury . . 29 March 2024 . 29 March 2024.
21. Web site: Squad Update . X (formerly Twitter) . . 30 March 2024 . 30 March 2024.
22. Web site: Today's Guinness Women's Six Nations Player of the match, @RedRosesRugby's Ellie Kildunne . X (formerly Twitter) . . 18 April 2024 . 13 April 2024.
23. Web site: Today's Guinness Women's Six Nations Player of the Match, @IrishRugby's Aoife Wafer . X (formerly Twitter) . . 18 April 2024 . 13 April 2024.
24. News: Rising star Hopkins aiming high . . 17 April 2024 . 17 April 2024.
25. Web site: La pilier droite de @FranceRugby Assia Khalfaoui est élue Joueuse du Match . X (formerly Twitter) . . 18 April 2024 . fr . 14 April 2024.
26. News: Joy Neville: History-making female referee and TMO to retire at 40 at end of season . . 15 January 2024 . 14 April 2024.
27. Web site: Three times a charm. Today's #GuinnessW6N Player of the match, @RedRosesRugby's Ellie Kildunne . X (formerly Twitter) . . 21 April 2024 . 20 April 2024.
28. Web site: Today's Guinness Women's Six Nations Player of the match, @Scotlandteam's Lana Skeldon . X (formerly Twitter) . . 21 April 2024 . 20 April 2024.
29. Web site: La pilier gauche de @FranceRugby Annaelle Deshaye est élu Joueuse du Match . X (formerly Twitter) . . 21 April 2024 . fr . 21 April 2024.
30. Web site: Statistics - Season 2024 - W6N . . 28 March 2024 . en.
31. Web site: Judicial Hearing Decision - Sarah Beckett . . 28 March 2024.
32. News: Independent Disciplinary update: Sarah Beckett Decision . . 28 March 2024.
33. Web site: Judicial Hearing Decision - Amy Cokayne . . 18 April 2024.
34. News: Independent Disciplinary update: Amy Cokayne Decision . . 18 April 2024.
35. News: Judicial Hearing Decision - Chloe Rollie . . 23 April 2024.
36. News: Independent Disciplinary update: Chloe Rollie Decision . . 23 April 2024.
37. News: Judicial Hearing Decision - Assia Khalfaoui . . 30 April 2024.
38. News: Independent Disciplinary update: Assia Khalfaoui Decision . . 30 April 2024.
39. Web site: Disciplinary Decisions . . 28 March 2024.
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41. News: Kildunne wins Guinness Player of the Championship . sixnationsrugby.com . . 17 May 2024 . 17 May 2024.
42. Web site: Try of the Championship - Vote Now . sixnationsrugby.com . . 2 May 2024 . 2 May 2024.
43. News: D'Incà touches down for Try of the Championship . sixnationsrugby.com . . 14 May 2024 . 17 May 2024.
44. News: Revealed: The Fan's 2024 Team of the Championship . sixnationsrugby.com . . 16 May 2024 . 17 May 2024.
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