The Women’s Rugby World Cup is taking place in the UK this year.
If you want to see the best women’s rugby players in the flesh, tickets are available for the semi-finals and the finals of the Women’s Rugby World Cup matches at the iconic Twickenham Stadium.
Women’s Rugby World Cup final tickets on StubHub, from £119
The Women’s Rugby World Cup kicks off on Friday, 22 August and runs until Saturday, 27 September 2025.
There’s a strong chance that the England women’s rugby squad will reach the final, as the Red Roses are currently ranked as the best team in the world.
Supporters will be able to watch stars like Emily Scarratt, the team’s all-time top point scorer, and Marlie Packer, the team’s inspirational captain.
At the last Rugby World Cup in 2021, they reached the finals, narrowly losing 34-31 to New Zealand.
In the recent Six Nations tournament, the England women’s rugby team won for the fourth time in a row (while the men’s international rugby team came second).
Keep reading to learn how you can watch the action live at Twickenham Stadium later this year.
How to get tickets for the Rugby World Cup 2025 Final?
The England Women’s World Cup takes place across eight venues in the UK, with fixtures running from 22 August to 27 September 2025.
The semi-finals will take place in Ashton Gate Stadium in Bristol from 19 to 20 September, ahead of the final in London on 27 September.
Tickets are divided up into four categories, from A (the most expensive) to D (the cheapest seats).
Category A seats are situated in the middle of the stadium, offering the best views of the action at all times.
Official tickets on the Rugby World Cup website sold out in seconds, but resale tickets are still available on third-party platforms like StubHub and Viagogo**.
Check out all the ticket options still available:
Rugby World Cup 2025 Final tickets from StubHub
- Category C tickets, from £180 – Buy Here
- Category B tickets from £235 – Buy Here
- Category A tickets from £1,205 – Buy Here
Rugby World Cup 2025 Final tickets from Viagogo
- Category D tickets, from £144 – Buy Here
- Category C tickets from £587 – Buy Here
- Category A tickets from £587 – Buy Here
Where to stay near Twickenham Stadium?
With rugby, enjoying some drinks before, during and after the game is all part of the fun, so you might want to make a night of it and book a hotel.
Check for the top recommended hotels near Twickenham on Trip.com and Booking.com below.
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