'Concerns' over viability of Women's Six Nations in 2021

Nicky Ponsford this afternoon admitted her fears the tournament may not be run off due to coronavirus lockdowns
'Concerns' over viability of Women's Six Nations in 2021

Rowena Burnfield of England is tackled by Ailsa Hughes, left, and Michelle Claffey of Ireland during the 2019 Women's Six Nations. The 2021 edition is in doubt as the Covid crisis continues across Europe. Picture: Ramsey Cardy/Sportsfile

English Rugby officials have ‘concerns’ over the ability to play a Women’s Six Nations Championship this spring.

The men's tournament is set to start on February 6th but no schedule for the women’s competitions has been released though a Six Nations spokesperson said organisers are still "working on plans to try and hold the championship".

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