Host Country: FRANCE
Date of the finals: 08/09/2023 - 28/10/2023
Number of Venues: 9
Number of Teams: 20
Tom Rogers turns down a new deal with Scarlets to join rivals Ospreys next season.
Saracens lose Elliot Daly, Andy Onyeama-Christie and Juan Martin Gonzalez to injury for the rest of the season.
Fly-half Fin Smith starts and scrum-half Alex Mitchell is on the bench as Northampton face Bath at the Rec for a place in the Champions Cup semi-finals.
England utility back Helena Rowland will start at inside centre in a much-changed team for their Women's Six Nations opener against Ireland at Allianz Stadium on Saturday.
Sean Lynn hands Test debuts to Seren Singleton and Jorja Aiono for Wales' first game of the Women's Six Nations against Scotland.
Hooker Dan Sheehan will captain Leinster for their Champions Cup quarter-final against Sale Sharks on Saturday with Caelan Doris ruled out.
Fly-half Sam Costelow will miss the rest of Scarlets' season after ankle surgery and faces a race to be fit for Wales' Nations Championship campaign in July.
Northampton Saints star Henry Pollock has recently signed a promotional deal with Matchroom.
Glasgow Warriors back row Emily Coubrough will make her Scotland debut in Saturday's Six Nations opener against Wales in Cardiff.
Erin King will make her first international appearance in a year as she captains Ireland in Saturday's Six Nations opener in England.
| YEAR | WINNER |
| 2019 | South Africa |
| 2015 | New Zealand |
| 2011 | New Zealand |
| 2007 | South Africa |
| 2003 | England |
| 1999 | Australia |
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