Wales’ final game of the 2024 Women’s Six Nations, against Italy, will be held this Saturday (27th April) at Cardiff’s Principality Stadium.
The Italy Test will be followed by the women’s Community Plate and Cup Finals and supporters who purchase tickets to the international game will automatically get access to the community finals that afternoon.
Wales’ headline match opens ‘Super Saturday’ the Women’s Six Nations and should be a record breaking climax to a hugely significant season for head coach Ioan Cunningham’s charges, it but will also be followed by adult women’s Plate and Cup finals at Principality Stadium and supporters who purchase tickets to the international game will automatically get access to the community finals that afternoon.
Ioan said…..
“Every Welsh international wants the opportunity to play at the home of Welsh rugby and to finish the 2024 Six Nations with a Test match against Italy at the Principality Stadium, reflects the ambition of the players, coaches and staff. The record-breaking and sell-out crowds we had for the recent Six Nations campaign made a big difference and the atmosphere generated by the Welsh supporters had a real impact on our performances.”
Scheduling the match at Principality Stadium is the next step to achieving the ambition of filling the home of Welsh rugby for a women’s international by the time Wales face England in Cardiff in the 2025 tournament.
Nigel Walker, WRU interim CEO added…..
“The homecoming fixture for our senior men’s side against the Barbarians is set to be a great day out for rugby supporters throughout Wales, with a Rugby World Cup campaign to celebrates and some legends of our game, including the great Alun Wyn Jones, taking part.
And there are also some great value tickets available for both the men’s and women’s 2024 Six Nations campaigns in Cardiff.
The Italy game is a fantastic opportunity to celebrate women’s rugby in Wales, with two finals from our community game to be played at Principality Stadium after the climax to the 2024 Women’s Six Nations.
We have a stated ambition to fill Principality Stadium to its rafters for England’s visit to Cardiff in 2025. Welsh rugby has been inspired by the record sell-out crowd against England at the Arms Park last season and we will be looking to repeat that impressive feat against Scotland and France this year at the same venue, then we move next door to Principality Stadium where the sky – or at least the roof – is the limit!
If we can set a new record with the match against Italy it will be a fantastic fillip for rugby in Wales and show we are on target to achieve our ambitions for exponential growth in the women’s and girls’ game in the months and years ahead.”
Supporters can buy tickets for the Women’s Six Nation’s climax against Italy at Principality Stadium starting from the same price as the two matches taking place at Cardiff Arms Park with tickets starting at £5.
For more details and to book yours, go HERE.
