It’s set to be an action-packed day, as the 2022 championship will end with a Super Saturday with Wales v Italy, Ireland v Scotland and France v England taking place on the same day.

Scotland Head Coach Bryan Easson has named a settled side, as the visitors go into their last game of the championship with the same starting line-up, led once more by blindside flanker Rachel Malcolm.

Meanwhile, Ireland Head Coach Greg McWilliams has made three changes to the Ireland side for the fifth and final round of the TikTok Women’s Six Nations.

Head Coach preview

Easson said: “We’ve had a very honest review this week so our training sessions have focused on getting the details rights and trying to piece together the positive aspects of our recent performances.

“The decision-making process throughout the TikTok Women’s Six Nations has been around giving as much experience to as many players we can ahead of the Rugby World Cup in New Zealand. I’ve been really pleased with some of the performances from the younger players who have made the team selection choices a lot tougher.

“I felt the players performed well in the first half against Italy and this is another chance for that group to put the second-half wrongs to right at the Kingspan Stadium this Saturday.”

The Teams

Match stats

• Scotland have had a 96% scrum success rate in the 2022 TikTok Women’s Six Nations.
• Rhona Lloyd has made more breaks (5) than anyone else in the 2022 TikTok Women’s Six Nations this year.
• No one has made more carries than Scotland’s Jade Konkel (48, same as Marlie Packer) in the 2022 TikTok Women’s Six Nations so far, team mates Lisa Thomson (43), Evie Gallagher (40) and Rachel Malcolm (39) all feature in the top 6 of this ranking as well.

Hear from captain Rachel Malcolm

Where to watch

Join us in the Scottish Rugby Match Centre on Saturday for exclusive insight, match stats and live commentary from Kingspan Stadium.

As always we’ll bring you the big moments as they happen, along with the latest from inside the Scotland camp.

Scotland v Ireland gets underway at 8pm and you can watch the game live on BBC iPlayer and BBC Scotland in the UK.