Six Nations Fixtures 2018: Full Six Nations schedule and TV channel guide
It’s now February, which means rugby fans are on cloud nine as the 2018 Six Nations is in full swing. Our guide tells you everything you need you to know about the Six Nations 2018 fixtures list, and the schedule for all the home nations, including England, Ireland, Scotland and Wales.
In 2018, the Six Nations rugby kicked off on Saturday, February 3 and finishes on Saturday, March 3. In between these dates, there’s a glut of high-profile matches to look forward to, including the always exciting England vs Ireland clash, which marks the culmination of the tournament and could well be a decider.
Eddie Jones’ England side are currently favourites to win the tournament, followed by Ireland, with longer odds available on Scotland, Wales and France. As usual, Italy are rank outsiders and tipped to collect the ‘wooden spoon’.
There’s already been a handful of vintage moments, from Wales’ surprising rout of Scotland, to Johnny Sexton’s last second drop goal against France – instantly one of Irish rugby’s finest hours.
Now that you’ve got a basic idea of what to expect from this year’s tournament, let’s take a look at fixtures list for England, Ireland, Scotland and Wales.
The host nations are listed first and, as you can see, terrestrial channels the BBC and ITV will be showing all the matches, so you’ll be able to live stream the matches wherever you are using their apps (BBC iPlayer and ITV Hub).
England Six Nation Fixtures and TV Schedule 2018: All you need to know
- Italy v England: Sunday, February 4, 3pm GMT – ITV
- England v Wales: Saturday, February 10, 4.45pm GMT – ITV
- Scotland v England: Saturday, February 24, 4.45pm GMT – BBC
- France v England: Saturday, March 10, 4.45pm GMT – BBC
- England v Ireland: Saturday, March 17, 2.45pm GMT – ITV
Find out all about this year’s England Six Nations squad over at Rugby World.
Ireland Six Nations Fixtures and TV Schedule 2018: All you need to know
- France v Ireland: Saturday, February 3, 4.45pm GMT – BBC
- Ireland v Italy: Saturday, February 10, 2.15pm GMT – ITV
- Ireland v Wales: Saturday, February 24, 2.15pm GMT – BBC
- Ireland v Scotland: Saturday, March 10, 2.15pm GMT – ITV
- England v Ireland: Saturday, March 17, 2.45pm GMT – ITV
Full details of this year’s Ireland Six Nations squad are available at Rugby World.
Wales Six Nations Fixtures and TV Schedule 2018: All you need to know
- Wales v Scotland: Saturday, February 3, 2.15pm GMT – BBC
- England v Wales: Saturday, February 10, 4.45pm GMT – ITV
- Ireland v Wales: Saturday, February 24, 2.15pm GMT –BBC
- Wales v Italy: Sunday, March 11, 3pm GMT – BBC
- Wales v France: Saturday, March 17, 5pm GMT – BBC
Head over to Rugby World for a complete guide to this year’s Wales Six Nations squad.
Scotland Six Nations Fixtures and TV Schedule 2018: All you need to know
- Wales v Scotland: Saturday, February 3, 2.15pm GMT – BBC
- Scotland v France: Sunday, February 11, 3pm GMT – BBC
- Scotland v England: Saturday, February 24, 4.45pm GMT – BBC
- Ireland v Scotland: Saturday, March 10, 2.15pm GMT – ITV
- Italy v Scotland: Saturday, March 17, 12.30pm GMT – ITV
Your guide to this year’s Scotland Six Nations squad can be found over at Rugby World.
There you have it! Whoever you’re supporting, enjoy the rugby.
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