Date: Saturday 27th February 2021 9:15 AM

Referee: Mathieu Raynal (France)

TV Coverage: Live on ITV

Italy will host Ireland at the Stadio Olimpico in Rome on Saturday 27th February during the third round of the 2021 Six Nations Championship.

Ireland scored seven tries as they beat the Azzurri 50-17 during the 2020 Championship.

Italy and Ireland have contested a total of 32 rugby test matches since their first meeting in 1988. Ireland have won 28 of those matches, whilst Italy have won four matches.

Source – Six Nations Guide

Date: Saturday 27th February 2021 11:45 AM

Referee: Pascal Gauzere (France)

TV Coverage: Live on BBC and S4C

Wales will face England at the Principality Stadium in Cardiff on Saturday 27th February during the third round of the 2021 Six Nations Championship. One of the fiercest and oldest rivalries in the competition, this match is sure to produce an epic contest.

England beat Wales 33-30 to secure a Triple Crown during the 2020 Championship. More recently, England beat Wales 24-13 during the Autumn Nations Cup tournament.

Wales and England have contested a total of 136 rugby test matches since their first meeting in 1881. England have won 65 of those matches, whilst Wales have won 59 matches. There have also been 12 drawn matches between the two nations.

Source – Six Nations Guide

Date: Saturday 13th February 2021 9:15 AM

Referee: Mike Adamson (Scotland)

TV Coverage: Live on ITV

England will take on Italy at Twickenham Stadium on Saturday 13th February during the second round of the 2021 Six Nations Championship.

England scored five tries as the beat the Azzurri 34-5 during the 2020 Championship.

England and Italy have contested a total of 27 rugby test matches since their first meeting in 1991. England maintain a 100% record having won every match.

Source – Six Nations Guide

Date: Saturday 13th February 2021 11:45 AM

Referee: Matthew Carley (England)

TV Coverage: Live on BBC and S4C

Scotland will face Wales at the BT Murrayfield Stadium in Edinburgh on Saturday 13th February during the second round of the 2021 Six Nations Championship.

Scotland’s 14-10 victory in this fixture during the 2020 Championship was their first win away to Wales in 18 years.

Scotland and Wales have contested a total of 126 rugby test matches since their first meeting in 1883. Wales have won 73 of those matches, whilst Scotland have won 50. There have also been three drawn matches between the two nations.

Source – Six Nations Guide

Date: Sunday 14th February 2021 10:00 AM

Referee: Luke Pearce (England)

TV Coverage: Live on ITV

Ireland will host France at the Aviva Stadium in Dublin on Sunday 14th February during the second round of the 2021 Six Nations Championship.

France beat Ireland 35-27 in the final match of the 2020 Championship.

Ireland and France have contested a total of 99 rugby test matches since their first meeting in 1909. France have won 57 of those matches, whilst Ireland have won 35 matches. There have also been seven drawn matches between the two nations.

Source – Six Nations Guide

Date: Saturday 6th February 2021 9:15 AM

Italy will host France at the Stadio Olimpico in Rome on Saturday 6th February in the opening fixture of the 2021 Six Nations Championship.

The winner of this match will be presented with the Giuseppe Garibaldi Trophy, which was first awarded in 2007 and was most recently won by France following their 35-22 victory over Italy during the 2020 Championship.

Italy and France have contested 44 rugby test matches since their first meeting in 1937. France have won 41 of those encounters, with Italy only managing three wins.

Source – Six Nations Guide

Date: Saturday 6th February 2021 11:45 AM

England and Scotland will do battle for the Calcutta Cup when they meet at Twickenham Stadium on Saturday 6th February during the opening weekend of the 2021 Six Nations Championship.

England regained the Calcutta Cup when they beat Scotland 13-6 during the 2020 Championship.

England and Scotland played the first ever international rugby match in 1871. The 2021 contest will mark the 150th anniversary of that first match, which saw the Scots triumph 1-0 at Raeburn Place in Edinburgh.

To date, the teams have contested a total of 138 rugby test matches against each other. England have won 76 of those matches, whilst Scotland have won 43 matches. There have also been 19 drawn matches between the two nations.

Source – Six Nations Guide

Date: Sunday 7th February 2021 10:00 AM

Wales will take on Ireland at the Principality Stadium in Cardiff on Sunday 7th February during the opening weekend of the 2021 Six Nations Championship.

Ireland beat Wales 24-14 during the 2020 Championship. More recently, Ireland beat Wales 32-9 during the Autumn Nations Cup.

Wales and Ireland have contested a total of 131 rugby test matches since their first meeting in 1882. Wales have won 69 of those matches, whilst Ireland have won 55 matches. There have also been seven drawn matches between the two nations.

Source – Six Nations Guide

The Winslow Will Be Open At 9:45am on Sunday February 2nd, 2020.

Date: Sunday 2nd February 2020

Venue: Stade de France, Paris

Kick-off: 3:00pm (GMT)

Referee: Nigel Owens (Wales)

TV Coverage: Live on BBC

France and England will meet for ‘Le Crunch’ at the Stade de France in Paris on Sunday 2nd February, during the opening weekend of the 2020 Six Nations Championship.

A hat-trick of tries from Jonny May helped England to a 44-8 victory over Les Bleus during the 2019 Championship.

France and England have contested a total of 105 rugby test matches since their first meeting in 1906. England have won 58 of those matches, whilst France have won 40 matches. There have also been seven drawn matches between the two nations.

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Date: Saturday 1st February 2020

We’re Open at 9am On February 1st.

Venue: Aviva Stadium, Dublin

Kick-off: 4:45pm

Referee: Mathieu Raynal (France)

TV Coverage: Live on ITV

Ireland will face Scotland at the Aviva Stadium in Dublin on Saturday 1st February during the opening weekend of the 2020 Six Nations Championship.

This will be Andy Farrell’s first match in charge of Ireland, having stepped up from assistant to head coach following Joe Schmidt’s departure after the World Cup.

The winner of this match will be presented with the Centenary Quaich, which was first awarded in 1989 and was most recently won by Ireland following their 22-13 victory over Scotland during the 2019 Championship. Ireland also beat Scotland 27-3 at the Rugby World Cup in Japan.

Ireland and Scotland have contested a total of 136 rugby test matches since their first meeting in 1877. Scotland have won 67 of those matches, whilst Ireland have won 64 matches. There have also been five drawn matches between the two nations.

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