Women’s Rugby World Cup: O2 Partnership
- O2 has secured its role as an official partner for the Women’s Rugby World Cup 2025 in England.
- The agreement,supported by the UK Government,is a joint effort between World Rugby and the rugby Football Union (RFU) to facilitate the tournament.
- As part of their role, O2 is providing its customers access to tickets and matchday experiences through its Priority platform.
O2 steps up as a key partner for the Women’s Rugby World Cup 2025, marking a notable moment for the sport. Secure your ticket to explore how O2 will present the opening show in Sunderland, driving fan engagement with exclusive Priority platform access. This partnership spotlights O2’s commitment to championing women’s rugby through equal investment initiatives, aiming to elevate visibility for the Red Roses. Discover how this collaboration, backed by the UK Government, is set to shape the Women’s Rugby World Cup with over 300,000 tickets sold and a record-breaking attendance. For more insights,News Directory 3 keeps fans updated on the latest developments. Discover what’s next as the tournament unfolds.
O2 Takes Key Role in Women’s rugby World cup 2025
Updated June 18, 2025
O2 has secured its role as an official partner for the Women’s Rugby World Cup 2025 in England. The telecommunications company will also be the presenting partner of the opening show in Sunderland.
The agreement,supported by the UK Government,is a joint effort between World Rugby and the rugby Football Union (RFU) to facilitate the tournament. The competition kicks off at the Stadium of Light on Aug. 22, featuring 32 matches over six weeks.
As part of their role, O2 is providing its customers access to tickets and matchday experiences through its Priority platform. The brand is also set to produce the opening show before the first match, with entertainment details to be released soon. This partnership highlights the growing role of women’s rugby.
O2 has pledged equal investment in both men’s and women’s rugby, working with the RFU and Women’s Sport Trust to boost the visibility of the Red roses and increase support for the women’s game. This commitment to the women’s game follows record-breaking attendance for England Women at Twickenham and increased media coverage.
With less than 100 days until the event, ticket sales have surpassed 300,000, more than doubling the total attendance of the 20