Check out how to watch England v Ireland in a Women’s Six Nations 2024 match, including TV details and more.
England return to Twickenham to host Ireland in the penultimate round of the Women’s Six Nations on Saturday 20th April.
The Red Roses completed a Grand Slam in front of a record-breaking 58,000-strong home crowd at Twickenham last year, and will be hoping for an equally electric atmosphere.
They can take a step closer to a potential Grand Slam decider with France if they both win this weekend, having recorded three successive wins each.
England are without hooker Amy Cokayne, who had only just returned, after she received a red card against Scotland and as such is banned for the Ireland clash.
Ireland will be eager to spoil that party, however. Scott Bemand’s side are riding high after a number of good performances resulted in a dominant victory over Wales in round three, scoring five tries in a 36-5 bonus-point victory in Cork.
They’re the team who have improved the most over the three rounds so far, upping their intensity and aggression, which will be key if they’re to drag England down.
RadioTimes.com has rounded up everything you need to know about how to watch England v Ireland on TV and online.
When is England v Ireland?
England v Ireland will take place on Saturday 20th April 2024.
The game takes place at Twickenham Stadium, London.
What time is England v Ireland kick-off?
England v Ireland will kick off at 2:15pm.
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What TV channel is England v Ireland on?
England v Ireland will be shown live on BBC Two.
Every match of the tournament will be shown live across BBC platforms.
How to live stream England v Ireland online
England v Ireland will be live streamed on BBC iPlayer and the BBC Sport website for free.
Fans can tune in to watch all the action live and on the move via a range of device, including smartphones and tablets via the BBC iPlayer app.
England v Ireland prediction
It would be wholly exciting for the competition for Ireland to spoil England’s Twickenham party, but the likelihood of that outcome is unlikely.
The Red Roses have secured three straight bonus point wins so far, and they’ll be incredibly amped to get a fourth in front of a raucous Twickenham crowd.
Prediction: England win
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