Six Nations 2025 schedule: Fixtures, Kick off times, How to watch, TV channel, get tickets for Championship, scores, results.
The Six Nations has concluded with France denied England crowned the Six Nations Champions as they named the best rugby nation in Europe in 2025.
Ireland’s hopes of defending their title already looked to be lost ahead of Super Saturday, although they did at least hold serve by beating Italy 22-17 in the opening match of the final weekend,.
Over five rounds, starting Jan. 31, the Six Nations 2025 will feature England, Wales, Scotland, Ireland, France and Italy in a round-robin format to win the premier Northern Hemisphere rugby union tournament.
Ireland took home the Six Nations title in 2024 but was unable to secure the triple crown and the grand slam.
Things will only get tougher in 2025, as Antoine Dupont returns after taking the tournament off last year to focus on Olympic Rugby Sevens.
England, which hasn't won the Six Nations since 2020, also will be looking get back to its winning ways.
Here's what to know about the 2025 Six Nations, including the full schedule:
When does the 2025 Six Nations starts?
The 2025 Six Nations will Kick off on Friday 31st January 2025 and it will end on Saturday 15th March in the Six Nations 2025 schedule
Tickets for Six Nations are always in high demand, and it is recommended to go directly through each nation’s Union, or an official partner.
Fans looking forward to visiting and attending Six Nations 2025 games in person can buy their tickets through WRU’s official online ticket office, and by phone or in person at the Westgate Street Ticket Office, when the tickets are available.
The 2025 Six Nations gets under way on Feb 1, 2025 at 8:15pm (UK time) as France host champions Ireland.
2025 Six Nations Fixtures: Kick-off times, venues, TV schedule, Latest results, scores.
All times GMT
Round one
Fri, Jan 31: France 43-0 Wales, Stade de France, 8.15pm, ITV
Sat, Feb 1: Scotland 31-19 Italy, Murrayfield, 2.15pm, BBC
Sat, Feb 1: Ireland 27-22 England, Aviva Stadium, 4.45pm, ITV
Round two
Sat, Feb 8: Italy 22 - 15 Wales, Stadio Olimpico, 2.15pm, ITV
Sat, Feb 8: England 26 - 25 France, Twickenham, 4.45pm, ITV
Sun, Feb 9: Scotland 18 - 32 Ireland, Murrayfield, 3pm, BBC
Round three
Sat, Feb 22: Wales 18 - 27 Ireland, Principality Stadium, 2.15pm, BBC
Sat, Feb 22: England 16 - 15 Scotland, Twickenham, 4.45pm, ITV
Sun, Feb 23: Italy 24 - 73 France, Stadio Olimpico, 3pm, ITV
Round four
Sat, Mar 8: Ireland 27 - 42 France, Aviva Stadium, 2.15pm, ITV
Sat, Mar 8: Scotland 35 - 29 Wales, Murrayfield, 4.45pm, BBC
Sun, Mar 9: England 47-27 Italy, Twickenham, 3pm, ITV
Round five
Sat, Mar 15: Italy 17-22 Ireland, Stadio Olimpico, 2.15pm, ITV
Sat, Mar 15: Wales 14-68 England, Principality Stadium, 4.45pm, BBC
Sat, Mar 15: France 36-16 Scotland, Stade de France, 8pm, ITV
2025 Six Nations Final table, Latest Standings.
How to get Six Nations tickets -- Where and How to Buy Six Nations 2025 Tickets, prices?
Tickets for Six Nations are always in high demand, and it is recommended to go directly through each nation’s Union, or an official partner.
Fans looking forward to visiting and attending Six Nations 2025 games in person can buy their tickets through WRU’s official online ticket office, and by phone or in person at the Westgate Street Ticket Office, when the tickets are available.
You can also Buy all the Game Tickets on Viagogo.
Check the full details on tickets and hospitality.
Prices for the Six Nations 2025 tickets start at £40 each and go up to £130 per person. The tickets for the first round between Wales and Ireland are costing £40, £80, £105, £110 and £120, while the third round tickets between England and Wales cost between £40 and £130.
Tickets to watch England at Twickenham
Tickets to watch Wales at the Principality Stadium
Tickets to watch Scotland at Murrayfield
Tickets to watch Ireland at the Aviva Stadium
Tickets to watch France at the Stade de France
Tickets to watch Italy at the Stadio Olimpic
The matches are divided between BBC and ITV, and this is great news both are free to watch. The TV channels that the Six Nations will be available on is BBC One, BBC Two and ITV One.
You can Also live stream the 2024 Six Nations online via BBC iPlayer or the ITV Hub. These are both free and all you have to do is create an account.
It is expected that the BBC will also provide a weekly highlights program every Sunday evening throughout the tournament.
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Check the full details on tickets and hospitality.
Prices for the Six Nations 2025 tickets start at £40 each and go up to £130 per person. The tickets for the first round between Wales and Ireland are costing £40, £80, £105, £110 and £120, while the third round tickets between England and Wales cost between £40 and £130.
Tickets to watch England at Twickenham
Tickets to watch Wales at the Principality Stadium
Tickets to watch Scotland at Murrayfield
Tickets to watch Ireland at the Aviva Stadium
Tickets to watch France at the Stade de France
Tickets to watch Italy at the Stadio Olimpic
What channels are six-nations matches on? How to watch 2025 Six Nations games.
The matches are divided between BBC and ITV, and this is great news both are free to watch. The TV channels that the Six Nations will be available on is BBC One, BBC Two and ITV One.
You can Also live stream the 2024 Six Nations online via BBC iPlayer or the ITV Hub. These are both free and all you have to do is create an account.
BUT - The long-term future of the Six Nations on free-to-air TV is uncertain after the government rejected calls to add the tournament to the list of sporting events that must be shown for free.
It is expected that the BBC will also provide a weekly highlights program every Sunday evening throughout the tournament.
Who are the favorites to win the 2025 Six Nations, betting dds?
Ireland and France are the bookies’ favourites, with England a little way behind. Scotland, Wales and Italy are not favoured.
Ireland - 7/4
France - 2/1
England - 7/2
Scotland - 11/2
Wales - 50/1
Italy - 150/1
Odds correct on January , 2025.
2025 Six Nations squads in full: All teams players list
England
Forwards: Fin Baxter, Ollie Chessum, Alex Coles, Luke Cowan-Dickie, Chandler Cunningham-South, Ben Curry, Tom Curry, Theo Dan, Alex Dombrandt, Ben Earl, Ellis Genge, Jamie George, Joe Heyes, Ted Hill, Maro Itoje (c), George Martin, Asher Opoku-Fordjour, Bevan Rodd, Will Stuart, Tom Willis.
Backs: Oscar Beard, Elliot Daly, Fraser Dingwall, George Ford, Tommy Freeman, Ollie Lawrence, Alex Mitchell, Cadan Murley, Harry Randall, Tom Roebuck, Henry Slade, Ollie Sleightholme, Fin Smith, Marcus Smith, Freddie Steward, Jack van Poortvliet.
France
Forwards: Esteban Abadie, Dorian Aldegheri, Gregory Alldritt, Uini Atonio, Hugo Auradou, Cyril Baille, Giorgi Beria, Paul Boudehent, Joshua Brennan, Georges-Henri Colombe, Francois Cros, Marko Gazzotti, Jean-Baptiste Gros, Matthias Halagahu, Oscar Jegou, Anthony Jelonch, Maxime Lamothe, Julien Marchand, Peato Mauvaka, Emmanuel Meafou, Dany Priso, Rabah Slimani, Romain Taofifenua.
Backs: Theo Attissogbe, Pierre-Louis Barassi, Leo Barre, Louis Bielle-Biarrey, Nicolas Depoortere, Gael Drean, Antoine Dupont (c), Antoine Frisch, Emilien Gailleton, Matthieu Jalibert, Nolann le Garrec, Maxime Lucu, Yoram Moefana, Noah Nene, Romain Ntamack, Damien Penaud, Thomas Ramos, Gabin Villiere.
Italy
Forwards: Lorenzo Cannone, Niccolo Cannone, Riccardo Favretto, Simone Ferrari, Danilo Fischetti, Alessandro Izekor, Dino Lamb, Michele Lamaro, Gianmarco Lucchesi, Sebastian Negri, Giacomo Nicotera, Marco Ricconi, Luca Rizzoli, Federico Ruzza, Ross Vintcent, Giosue Zilocchi, Manuel Zuliani.
Backs: Tommaso Allan, Juan Ignacio Brex, Ange Capuozzo, Matt Gallagher, Alessandro Garbisi, Paolo Garbisi, Simone Gesi, Monty Ioane, Leonardo Marin, Tommaso Menoncello, Martin Page-Relo, Jacopo Trulla, Stephen Varney.
Ireland
Forwards: Ryan Baird, Finlay Bealham, Tadhg Beirne, Jack Boyle, Thomas Clarkson, Jack Conan, Caelan Doris (c), Tadhg Furlong, Cian Healy, Iain Henderson, Rob Herring, Cormac Izuchukwu, Rónan Kelleher, Gus McCarthy, Joe McCarthy, Peter O’Mahony, Andrew Porter, Cian Prendergast, James Ryan, Dan Sheehan, Josh van der Flier.
Backs: Bundee Aki, Caolin Blade, Jack Crowley, Ciaran Frawley, Jamison Gibson-Park, Mack Hansen, Robbie Henshaw, Hugo Keenan, James Lowe, Conor Murray, Calvin Nash, Jimmy O’Brien, Jamie Osborne, Sam Prendergast, Garry Ringrose.
Scotland
Forwards: Ewan Ashman, Josh Bayliss, Jamie Bhatti, Gregor Brown, Dave Cherry, Luke Crosbie, Scott Cummings, Rory Darge, Jack Dempsey, Matt Fagerson, Zander Fagerson, Grant Gilchrist, Jonny Gray, Patrick Harrison, Will Hurd, Jack Mann, D’Arcy Rae, Dylan Richardson, Jamie Ritchie, Pierre Schoeman, Rory Sutherland, Marshall Sykes.
Backs: Fergus Burke, Matt Currie, Jamie Dobie, Darcy Graham, George Horne, Rory Hutchinson, Huw Jones, Tom Jordan, Blair Kinghorn, Stafford McDowall, Finn Russell, Kyle Rowe, Sione Tuipulotu (c), Duhan van der Merwe, Ben White.
Wales
Forwards: Keiron Assiratti, James Botham, Elliot Dee, Taulupe Faletau, Dafydd Jenkins, WillGriff John, Evan Lloyd, Kemsley Mathias, Jac Morgan, Sam Parry, Tommy Reffell, Will Rowlands, Nicky Smith, Gareth Thomas, Freddie Thomas, Henry Thomas, Christ Tshiunza, Aaron Wainwright, Teddy Williams.
Backs: Josh Adams, Ellis Bevan, Dan Edwards, Josh Hathaway, Eddie James, Ellis Mee, Blair Murray, Joe Roberts, Tom Rogers, Ben Thomas, Nick Tompkins, Owen Watkin, Liam Williams, Rhodri Williams, Tomos Williams.
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