30 mins ago Internationals Womens Scotland forced into two changes as Wallaroos visit Edinburgh
Scotland interim head coach Dave Butcher has made four changes to his starting XV for Australia's visit to Edinburgh.
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Wales Women face off against Scotland Women in Womens Six Nations Round 1 on Sat 11th April 2026 at Principality Stadium. Kick-off in the UK is scheduled for 16:40 and is broadcast on BBC iPlayer, BBC. In South Africa it’s at 17:40 SAST, 03:40 NZST on Sky Sport, Sky Sport Now, Sky Go in New Zealand, 01:40 AEST on Stan Sport in Australia and 08:40 EST in the US.
Scotland Women won the last encounter but Wales Women are in the best form of their last 5 games.
Heading into the fixture, Scotland Women sits at 7 in the World Rugby Rankings, while Wales Women holds 13.
The two sides are separated by 6 places in the rankings with Wales Women in position 13 and Scotland Women in position 7 as such Scotland Women are favourites on paper.
The official squads for Wales Women vs Scotland Women will become available around 24- 48 hours before kick-off. Teams can still make changes up to an hour before the match however.
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Demi Swann (Scotland) is shown a yellow card
Lleucu George has kicked a conversion.
Kate Williams scores the try from close range.
The Scotland supporters go wild as Helen Nelson successfully kicks the conversion.
The kick through from Scotland has allowed Lucia Scott to touch down.
Bryonie King (Wales) is shown a yellow card
The touch judges raise their flags as Helen Nelson kicks the conversion.
A pinpoint kick has enabled Shona Campbell to score the try.
The Scotland supporters go wild as Helen Nelson successfully kicks the penalty goal.
Wales are stopped just a few metres from the try line but Sisilia Tuipulotu picks up from the base of the ruck to score the try.
Keira Bevan converts the try.
Kelsey Jones scores the try from close range.
Leah Bartlett (Scotland) is shown a yellow card
Helen Nelson has kicked a conversion.
A series of passes by Scotland results in a try for Chloe Rollie