All it is advisable know in regards to the 2025 Girls’s Rugby World Cup being held in England
The 2025 Girls’s Rugby World Cup might be held in England and England might be doing the whole lot of their energy to get their arms on the trophy for the third time of their historical past.
Swimming pools had been drawn on 17 October, with England, Canada, New Zealand and France the 4 top-seeded groups. The swimming pools are…
Pool A England, Australia, USA, Samoa
Pool B Canada, Scotland, Wales, Fiji
Pool C New Zealand, Eire, Japan, Spain
Pool D France, Italy, South Africa, Brazil
England haven’t received the silverware since 2014, once they beat Canada in the final. Since then they’ve made it to the ultimate in 2017 and 2022 however misplaced on both occasions to New Zealand. The Rugby World Cup is the Black Ferns’ speciality. Of the nine editions of the ladies’s competitors, New Zealand have received six of them.
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The Pink Roses have been dominant, except for the 2022 RWC closing, in recent times. Between November 2019 and the 2022 RWC closing, they received 30 video games on the bounce, setting a brand new world report. Because the 2022 closing, they’ve not lost a game, together with matches towards New Zealand in WXV1 in 2023 and 2024. They’ll hope that type follows into the 2025 World Cup.
However when is it being held and during which venues? Discover out all the data you want beneath:
Girls’s Rugby World Cup 2025: Overview
Date
22 August 2025 – 27 September 2025
Groups
Pool A England, Australia, USA, Samoa
Pool B Canada, Scotland, Wales, Fiji
Pool C New Zealand, Eire, Japan, Spain
Pool D France, Italy, South Africa, Brazil
Holders
New Zealand
Most titles
New Zealand (6)
First season
1991
First winners
USA
TV protection
Most continues to be to be confirmed however within the UK the BBC might be airing the matches
Fixtures
Friday 22 August 2025
- England v USA (Pool A)
Stadium of Mild, Sunderland
Kick-off: 7.30pm BST / 8.30pm SAST / 4.30am AEST (Saturday) / 7.30am NZDT (Saturday) / 2.30pm ET / 11.30am PT
Saturday 23 August 2025
- Australia v Samoa (Pool A)
Salford Group Stadium, Salford
Kick-off: 12.00pm BST / 1.00pm SAST / 9.00pm AEST / 12am NZDT (Sunday) / 7.00am ET / 4.00am PT - Scotland v Wales (Pool B)
Salford Group Stadium, Salford
Kick-off: 2.45pm BST / 3.45pm SAST / 11.45pm AEST / 2.45am NZDT (Sunday) / 9.45am ET / 6.45am PT - Canada v Fiji (Pool B)
York Group Stadium, York
Kick-off: 5.30pm BST / 6.30pm SAST / 2.30am AEST (Sunday) / 5.30am NZDT (Sunday) / 12.30pm ET / 9.30am PT - France v Italy (Pool D)
Sandy Park, Exeter
Kick-off: 8.15pm BST / 9.15pm SAST / 5.15am AEST (Sunday) / 8.15am NZDT (Sunday) / 3.15pm ET / 12.15pm PT
Sunday 24 August 2025
- Eire v Japan (Pool C)
Franklin’s Gardens, Northampton
Kick-off: 12.00pm BST / 1.00pm SAST / 9.00pm AEST / 12am NZDT (Monday) / 7.00am ET / 4.00am PT - South Africa v Brazil (Pool D)
Franklin’s Gardens, Northampton
Kick-off: 2.45pm BST / 3.45pm SAST / 11.45pm AEST / 2.45am NZDT (Monday) / 9.45am ET / 6.45am PT - New Zealand v Spain (Pool C)
York Group Stadium, York
Kick-off: 5.30pm BST / 6.30pm SAST / 2.30am AEST (Monday) / 5.30am NZDT (Monday) / 12.30pm ET / 9.30am PT
Saturday 30 August 2025
- Canada v Wales (Pool B)
Salford Group Stadium, Salford
Kick-off: 12.00pm BST / 1.00pm SAST / 9.00pm AEST / 12am NZDT (Sunday) / 7.00am ET / 4.00am PT - Scotland v Fiji (Pool B)
Salford Group Stadium, Salford
Kick-off: 2.45pm BST / 3.45pm SAST / 11.45pm AEST / 2.45am NZDT (Sunday) / 9.45am ET / 6.45am PT - England v Samoa (Pool A)
Franklin’s Gardens, Northampton
Kick-off: 5.00pm BST / 6.00pm SAST / 2.00am AEST (Sunday) / 5.00am NZDT (Sunday) / 12.00pm ET / 9.00am PT - USA v Australia (Pool A)
York Group Stadium, York
Kick-off: 7.30pm BST / 8.30pm SAST / 4.30am AEST (Sunday) / 7.30am NZDT (Sunday) / 2.30pm ET / 11.30am PT
Sunday 31 August 2025
- Eire v Spain (Pool C)
Franklin’s Gardens, Northampton
Kick-off: 12.00pm BST / 1.00pm SAST / 9.00pm AEST / 12am NZDT (Monday) / 7.00am ET / 4.00am PT - New Zealand v Japan (Pool C)
Sandy Park, Exeter
Kick-off: 2.00pm BST / 3.00pm SAST / 11.00pm AEST / 2.00am NZDT (Monday) / 9.00am ET / 6.00am PT - Italy v South Africa (Pool D)
York Group Stadium, York
Kick-off: 3.30pm BST / 4.30pm SAST / 12.00am AEST (Monday) / 3.30am NZDT (Monday) / 10.30am ET / 7.30am PT - France v Brazil (Pool D)
Sandy Park, Exeter
Kick-off: 4.45pm BST / 5.45om SAST / 1.45am AEST (Monday) / 4.45am NZDT (Monday) / 11.45am ET / 8.45am PT
Saturday 6 September 2025
- Canada v Scotland (Pool B)
Sandy Park, Exeter
Kick-off: 12.00pm BST / 1.00pm SAST / 9.00pm AEST / 12am NZDT (Sunday) / 7.00am ET / 4.00am PT - USA v Samoa (Pool A)
York Group Stadium, York
Kick-off: 1.30pm BST / 2.30pm SAST / 10.30pm AEST / 1.30am NZDT (Sunday) / 7.30am ET / 4.30am PT - Wales v Fiji (Pool B)
Sandy Park, Exeter
Kick-off: 2.45pm BST / 3.45pm SAST / 11.45pm AEST / 2.45am NZDT (Sunday) / 9.45am ET / 6.45am PT - England v Australia (Pool A)
Brighton and Hove Stadium, Brighton
Kick-off: 5.00pm BST / 6.00pm SAST / 2.00am AEST (Sunday) / 5.00am NZDT (Sunday) / 12.00pm ET / 9.00am PT
Sunday 7 September 2025
- Japan v Spain (Pool C)
York Group Stadium, York
Kick-off: 12.00pm BST / 1.00pm SAST / 9.00pm AEST / 12.00am NZDT (Monday) / 7.00am ET / 4.00am PT - Italy v Brazil (Pool D)
Franklin’s Gardens, Northampton
Kick-off: 2.00pm BST / 3.00pm SAST / 11.00pm AEST / 2.00am NZDT (Monday) / 9.00am ET / 6.00am PT - New Zealand v Eire (Pool C)
Brighton and Hove Albion Stadium, Brighton
Kick-off: 2.45pm BST / 3.45pm SAST / 11.45pm AEST / 2.45am NZDT (Sunday) / 9.45am ET / 6.45am PT - France v South Africa (Pool D)
Franklin’s Gardens, Northampton
Kick-off: 4.45pm BST / 5.45om SAST / 1.45am AEST (Monday) / 4.45am NZDT (Monday) / 11.45am ET / 8.45am PT
Saturday 13 September 2025
- Winner Pool C v Runner-up Pool D (quarter-final one)
Sandy Park, Exeter
Kick-off: 12.30pm BST / 1.30pm SAST / 9.30pm AEST / 12.30am NZDT (Sunday) / 7.30am ET / 4.30am PT - Winner Pool B v Runner-up Pool A (quarter-final two)
Ashton Gate, Bristol
Kick-off: 4.00pm BST / 5.00pm SAST / 1.00am AEST (Sunday) / 4.00am NZDT (Sunday) / 11.00am ET / 8.00am PT
Sunday 14 September 2025
- Winner Pool D v Runner-up Pool C (quarter-final three)
Sandy Park, Exeter
Kick-off: 12.30pm BST / 1.30pm SAST / 9.30pm AEST / 12.30am NZDT (Sunday) / 7.30am ET / 4.30am PT - Winner Pool A v Runner-up Pool B (quarter-final 4)
Ashton Gate, Bristol
Kick-off: 4.00pm BST / 5.00pm SAST / 1.00am AEST (Sunday) / 4.00am NZDT (Sunday) / 11.00am ET / 8.00am PT
Friday 19 September 2025
- Winner QF1 v Winner QF2
Ashton Gate, Bristol
Kick-off: 7.00pm BST / 8.00pm SAST / 4.00am AEST (Saturday) / 7.00am NZDT (Saturday) / 2.00pm ET / 11.00am PT
Saturday 20 September 2025
- Winner QF3 v Winner QF4
Ashton Gate, Bristol
Kick-off: 3.30pm BST / 4.30pm SAST / 12.00am AEST (Monday) / 3.30am NZDT (Monday) / 10.30am ET / 7.30am PT
Saturday 27 September 2025
- Loser SF1 v Loser SF2 (bronze closing)
Allianz Stadium, Twickenham
Kick-off: 12.30pm BST / 1.30pm SAST / 9.30pm AEST / 12.30am NZDT (Sunday) / 7.30am ET / 4.30am PT - Winner SF1 v Winner SF2 (closing)
Allianz Stadium, Twickenham
Kick-off: 4.00pm BST / 5.00pm SAST / 1.00am AEST (Sunday) / 4.00am NZDT (Sunday) / 11.00am ET / 8.00am PT
Host venues
The match might be held in England. A number of venues throughout the nation might be used for the competitors:
- Stadium of Mild, Sunderland
- AMEX Stadium , Brighton and Hove Albion
- Ashton Gate, Bristol
- Sandy Park, Exeter
- Franklins Gardens, Northampton
- Salford Group Stadium, Manchester
- York Group Stadium, York
- Twickenham Allianz Stadium, London
Whoever England play first within the pool stage will compete at Sunderland’s Stadium of Mild.
Tickets
Followers can apply for tickets on the Rugby World Cup web site.
Supporters can apply till the 19 November 2024 here.
Outcomes
This part might be up to date through the match.
Squads
This part might be up to date when the squads are introduced.
Earlier winners
New Zealand’s gamers rejoice after successful the Rugby World Cup (Getty Photographs)
2022 – New Zealand (moved because of COVID)
2017 – New Zealand
2014 – England
2010 – New Zealand
2006 – New Zealand
2002 – New Zealand
1998 – New Zealand
1994 – England
1991 – USA
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