England will return to Sunderland's Stadium of Light for their first home match of the 2027 Women's Six Nations, facing Scotland on 17 April. The venue hosted a record-breaking 42,723 fans for England's 67-9 Women's Rugby World Cup opener against the United States in August 2025, surpassing the previous World Cup attendance record. The Red Roses later broke that mark again with an 81,885 sell-out for their final victory over Canada at Twickenham's Allianz Stadium.

This marks the first time England have played a home Six Nations match away from a rugby-specific ground outside of a World Cup. England full-back Ellie Kildunne recalled the "amazing atmosphere" and fan support at the Stadium of Light, calling it one of her career favorites. The 2027 campaign also includes home matches against Italy at Northampton's DPD Stadium at Franklin's Gardens on 24 April and a final-round clash against France at Twickenham on 15 May.

Away fixtures against Wales and Ireland have yet to be announced. England are targeting their ninth successive Six Nations title, with preparations beginning after Tests against Canada and the United States in next month's WXV Global Series.