Scotland lose to Italy in Womens 6 Nations
See our reports and videos below for Scotland Womens 6 nations rugby matches in 2025.
SCOTLAND 17 – 25 ITALY
13/04/25 Hive Stadium Edinburgh
MATCH REPORT ON SCOTLAND RUGBY UNION WEBSITE:
https://scottishrugby.org/fixtures-and-results/internationals/2024-25/womens-2025-six-nations-fixtures/scotland-v-italy-4/
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BBC Scotland Report: ‘Soft Scotland conceded six second-half goals in a 25-minute period as ruthless Germany came from behind to deliver a second devastating defeat in four days in Group A1 of the Nations League.
Captain Caroline Weir nonchalantly slotted the visitors ahead five minutes before the break in Wolfsburg, following an impressive first-half showing, but it soon turned sour.
A rejuvenated, and perhaps angered Germany, burst out in the second half and showed exactly why they are ranked third in the world – as they did in the 4-0 thumping on Friday night in Dundee.’
BBC Source: https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/live/c5y5drrn5npt
Germany 6 – 1 Scotland
UEFA Women’s Nations League – League A – Group 1
Tuesday, 8th April 2025
VfL Wolfsburg Arena, Wolfsburg
MATCH REPORT ON SCOTLAND NATIONAL TEAM WEBSITE:
https://www.scottishfa.co.uk/news/germany-defeat-scotland-in-wolfsburg/?rid=1227
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