England, Scotland and Wales are all set for eye-catching clashes on the third weekend of WXV Global Series fixtures.
The new international women's competition brings the top teams from around the globe together to face off home and away across a three-year cycle.
This weekend marks the end of the first fixture window for the majority of teams – and it's set to be a hell of a way to sign off.
The Red Roses will look to get back to winning ways against World No.2s New Zealand, Wales bid to build on last weekend's triumph against USA, and Scotland face tough test in the visit of Australia.
It should be a showcase of the best players on the planet as we build toward the 2029 Women's Rugby World Cup.
Radio Times brings you all the TV coverage details for WXV Global Series 2026.
WXV Global Series 2026 on TV and live stream
Fans can tune in to watch all of England, Scotland and Wales' WXV Global Series fixtures in September on the BBC.
All of the games involving the home nations will be shown live on BBC iPlayer, the BBC Sport website and the BBC Sport app.
The rest of the WXV Global Series 2026 matches, including Ireland's fixtures, will also be available to stream live on .
RugbyPass TV, which is World Rugby's free streaming service, is available online and on the official app.
All UK time.
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Italy v South Africa (1:30pm) RugbyPass TV
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England v New Zealand (3pm) BBC iPlayer / BBC Sport Website / RugbyPass TV
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Wales v USA (3pm) BBC One Wales / BBC iPlayer / BBC Sport Website / RugbyPass TV
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Scotland v Australia (4:10pm) BBC iPlayer / BBC Sport Website / RugbyPass TV
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France v Canada (4:45pm) RugbyPass TV
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Canada v England (12am) RugbyPass TV
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Australia v Scotland (3am) RugbyPass TV
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New Zealand v France (3:05am) RugbyPass TV
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Canada v England (12am) RugbyPass TV
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New Zealand v France (3:05am) RugbyPass TV
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South Africa v Ireland (2pm) RugbyPass TV
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Japan v Wales (TBC) RugbyPass TV
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New Zealand v France (6:10am) RugbyPass TV
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South Africa v Ireland (1pm) RugbyPass TV
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Japan v Wales (TBC) RugbyPass TV
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