The action keeps coming thick and fast in the 2021 Women’s Six Nations as the second round follows hot on the heels of the first – and you can watch both games live.
Round 1 saw defending champions England enjoy a dream start in their bid for three consecutive Championship titles as they ran in eight tries to defeat Scotland 52-10 in Pool A.
France also hit the ground running in Pool B as Les Bleues matched the Red Roses’ try tally in their 53-0 win over Wales, including a record-equalling hat-trick from Caroline Boujard.
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This year’s format sees two pools of three teams face each other once, with the sides from the corresponding positions in each group then meeting on Super Saturday Finals Day.
That means each team will sit out one round of action and this weekend sees Italy and Ireland join the Championship party as France and Scotland wait on the sidelines.
Italy open their Pool A campaign against the Red Roses in Saturday’s first game before Ireland travel to Pool B opponents Wales for their Championship curtain-raiser.
And here’s how you can watch each game from the second round.
SATURDAY APRIL 10
Italy v England – Stadio Sergio Lanfanchi, KO 2PM, Live on BBC iPlayer and RTÉ Player
If you’re based in the UK, then BBC is the place to be to watch England’s visit to Italy.
The action from the Stadio Sergio Lanfanchi will be live on the iPlayer and the BBC Sport website as part of the BBC’s package to broadcast every game in the 2021 Championship.
RTE Player is the place to go if you’re in Ireland and want to watch the third match of the 2021 Women’s Six Nations, while fans in Italy can see it on Eurosport Player.
Wales v Ireland – Cardiff Arms Park, Cardiff, KO 5PM, Live on BBC Two Wales and RTÉ 2/RTÉ Player
BBC Two Wales will show Wales against Ireland live on 10 April, presented by Catrin Heledd with Lowri Morgan reporting and Sara Orchard commentating.
France relieved to make strong start to Women’s Six Nations
Once again, fans based in the UK will also be able to watch the game on the iPlayer and the BBC Sport website, with coverage starting at 4.50pm on Red Button One.
RTE 2 and the RTE Player is the place to go if you’re in Ireland as the visitors look to begin their Championship campaign in Pool B with a win against Warren Abrahams’ side.
