Every Premiership Women’s Rugby Match to Be Shown Live in 2025/26 Season
Imagine this: every single match of the Premiership Women’s Rugby (PWR) season, from kickoff to the final whistle, broadcast live to fans across the globe. That’s the groundbreaking announcement from PWR this week, and it’s more than just big news—it’s a defining moment for the sport.
For the first time in league history, all 75 matches of the 2025/26 season will be shown live. This is not just a broadcasting upgrade; it’s a transformational leap for women’s rugby. Leading the charge each weekend will be TNT Sports , selecting and airing the top pick of every round. But the reach doesn’t stop there— BBC Sport will bring one match per round to its vast free-to-air audience, and the remaining two fixtures will be streamed live on YouTube , opening the doors for global viewership.
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This multi-platform approach is a bold and inclusive move that breaks down access barriers and gives fans unprecedented exposure to the league. Whether you’re a lifelong supporter or a new viewer curious about the sport, you'll be able to follow every try, every tackle, and every game-changing moment.
Genevieve Shore, Executive Chair of Premiership Women’s Rugby, captured the spirit of this decision perfectly: “This is a huge step forward for the visibility of our league and the incredible athletes who light it up week after week.” She emphasized that making every match accessible means more fans can connect with the game, helping to drive both engagement and participation from the grassroots to the elite level.
Visibility isn’t just about watching—it’s about building the future of the sport. As Shore rightly puts it, the PWR is the best women’s club rugby competition in the world , and now it’s ready to be seen by everyone.
So, mark your calendars— October 25-26, 2025 is when it all begins. The season will unfold across months of fierce competition, culminating in the semi-finals on June 13-14, 2026 , and the grand final on the weekend of June 27-28 .
Whether you're watching on TNT, BBC Sport, or YouTube, one thing’s for certain: women's rugby is stepping into the spotlight, and it's going to shine like never before.
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