Round 1 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. ----
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. •
Mackenzie Carson made her debut for England, having previously earned three caps for
Canada. • This was the 141st and final test match for
Sarah Hunter (England) who announced her retirement in the week before kick-off. • 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. ----
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 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. ----
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. ----
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.
Round 3 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. ----
Player of the Match: Alyssa D'Incà (Italy)
Assistant referees: Maria Latos (
German)
Mary Pringle (
Scotland)
Television match official: Ian Tempest (
England) ----
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 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. ----
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. ----
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 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. • This was the 86th and final game for
Simon Middleton as England head coach, who had been in charge since 2015. • 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. ----
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. ----
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==