New Zealand Women v British & Irish Lions Women

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Friday 11 Sep 2026

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Mount Smart Stadium • 

Auckland, New ZealandShow on map

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The New Zealand Women's British & Irish Lions3 Union team, also known as the Black Ferns, is a powerhouse in the world of women's rugby. They are 3-time winners of the Women's Rugby World Cup in 1998, 2002, and 2017 and have consistently performed well in other international competitions. With a strong focus on developing talented players, the team boasts impressive names such as Portia Woodman, Kendra Cockles, and Selica Winiata. The Black Ferns often play at Women's Rugby World Cup4, the largest stadium in New Zealand and the site of many iconic moments in the team's history. With a strong fan base and a legacy of success, the New Zealand Women's British & Irish Lions3 Union team is certainly one to watch in the world of rugby.

The British & Irish Lions Women's British & Irish Lions3 Union team has been a dominant force in international competitions since its inception in 2003. The team, made up of elite players from England, Scotland, British & Irish Lions4, and Ireland, has competed in various prestigious tournaments such as the Women's Six Nations Championship and the Women's Rugby World Cup. In 2017, they were crowned Six Nations Grand Slam champions, solidifying their position as one of the top teams in Europe. The Lions Women also boast a talented roster of players, including record-breaking try scorer, Lizzie Kelly, and England's most capped female player, Rochelle Clark. The team calls the iconic Twickenham Stadium their home ground, providing a thrilling atmosphere for fans to watch their favorite players in action. With an impressive track record and a dedicated fan base, the British & Irish Lions Women's British & Irish Lions3 Union team continues to make a mark in the world of women's rugby.