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It feels too soon due to last year’s tournament being delayed and finished in October but The Six Nations is back for another year to provide some much-needed entertainment during lockdown.
England, Scotland, Wales, Ireland, France and Italy will all battle it out once again and here’s where you can watch every game of the 2021 tournament.
So far, it’s France and Wales dominating but both England and Scotland are in with a shout. Sadly, the France vs Scotland match has been postponed due to a new covid case in the French camp.
Six Nations 2021: Fixtures & TV channels
Below we have a list of all the Six Nations games over the five weeks. You can see the date, who’s playing, kick-off time and what channel it’s being broadcast on. All times are GMT and the first team is playing home.
Round 4
13 Mar – Italy vs Wales – 2:15pm, ITV, S4C
13 Mar – England vs France – 4:45pm, ITV
14 Mar – Scotland vs Ireland – 3pm, BBC
Round 5
20 Mar – Scotland vs Italy – 2:15pm, BBC
20 Mar – Ireland vs England – 4:45pm, ITV
20 Mar – France vs Wales – 8pm, BBC, S4C
Six Nations 2021 results
Round 1
Italy 10 – 50 France
England 6 – 11 Scotland
Wales 21 – 16 Ireland
Round 2
England 41 – 18 Italy
Scotland 24 – 25 Wales
Ireland 13 – 15 France
Round 3
Italy 10 – 48 Ireland
Wales 40 – 24 England
France vs Scotland – Postponed
Six Nations 2021 Table
Wales – 14
France – 9
Ireland – 7
England – 6
Scotland – 5
Italy – 0
Watch Six Nations online for free
Every match in the tournament will be shown on BBC One or ITV One, so you can tune in on your TV or online. All Wales games will also be shown on S4C.
To watch live online via a PC or laptop you can use the BBC or ITV’s own streaming services, iPlayer and ITV Hub. You can opt to pay for ITV Hub+ if you want to watch ad-free (not for live streams) and get other benefits like catch-up abroad.
If you’re not watching via a web browser, then apps are free to download to a phone or tablet from the App Store or Google Play.
If you are not on an unlimited mobile data contract on your phone or tablet you should ensure that you are connected to Wi-Fi to avoid high data charges.
To stream live rugby matches on a PC, laptop, tablet or smartphone you also need to have a valid TV Licence. Check the rules out: Do I need a TV Licence?
Watching the Six Nations abroad
If you are abroad and want to watch the Six Nations, you can do so using a VPN. You can download a VPN (virtual private network) from somewhere like Nord VPN to ‘browse from the UK’. You can also check the local broadcaster for your country on the official site, which might be ESPN or Supersport.
For full information, check out our best VPN services chart.
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