Ireland got the better of England in an enthralling battle on the opening weekend of the Six Nations (Image: Getty)
The 2025 Championship kicked off in style over the weekend, with rugby fans anticipating another exiting tournament.
Whether you’re supporting , , , , France or Italy, you will want to know where to catch all the action as it heats up.
This year’s competition is accessible to millions thanks to free-to-air TV broadcasts in the UK. With 15 games taking place over the five rounds, there will be plenty of drama, all the way up to the last showdown between France and Scotland on March 15.
To help you stay up to date, here’s everything you need to know about where and how to watch every match…
Six Nations dates and info
The Six Nations kicked off on January 31 and will go on until Saturday, March 15. Across these weeks, we will witness competitive matches with teams battling it out in a round-robin format.
Each of the six teams will play one another, with the team topping the points table being declared as the winner. If a team wins all five matches, they will complete a Grand Slam, an achievement last done by Ireland in 2023.
The matches will take place in six venues across the six countries. The venues are Twickenham Stadium (London), Stade de France (Paris), Aviva Stadium (Dublin), Stadio Olimpico (Rome), Murrayfield Stadium (Edinburgh) and Millennium Stadium (Cardiff).
France kicked off the Six Nations in style at Stade de France against Ireland (Image: Getty)
Six Nations TV and streaming info
In the UK, and ITV are both providing coverage for the Six Nations, bringing you tries, tackles, and heart-stopping moments from the tournament.
The home matches of Scotland and Wales will be broadcast on in the UK while home matches of England, Ireland, France and Italy will be shown on ITV. Every match from the tournament will be available to watch on either One or ITV1.
If you can’t be near a TV, you will still have plenty of options. Both iPlayer and ITVX will provide streaming options for all the Six Nations games live or on demand.
Six Nations radio coverage and commentary details
All remaining 15 matches of the 2025 Six Nations can be followed on radio.
Fans in the UK can tune into Radio 5 Live or Radio 5 Sports Extra to catch the radio coverage of the matches. Fans can also access the stations through most TV packages available.
For those opting to listen to the radio commentary online, there are options. The radio channels can be accessed via the Sounds app or Sport website.
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Six Nations full match schedule
Round 2
Saturday, February 8: Italy vs Wales – 2:15 pm (GMT) – ITV1
Saturday, February 8: England vs France – 4:45 pm (GMT) – One
Sunday, February 9: Scotland vs Ireland – 3:00 pm (GMT) – ITV1
Round 3
Saturday, February 22: Wales vs Ireland – 2:15 pm (GMT) – One
Saturday, February 22: England vs Scotland – 4:45 pm (GMT) – ITV1
Sunday, February 23: Italy vs France – 3:00 pm (GMT) – One
Round 4
Saturday, March 8: Ireland vs France – 2:15 pm (GMT) – ITV1
Saturday, March 8: Scotland vs Wales – 4:45 pm (GMT) – One
Sunday, March 9: England vs Italy – 3:00 pm (GMT) – ITV1
Round 5
Saturday, March 15: Italy vs Ireland – 2:15 pm (GMT) – ITV1
Saturday, March 15: Wales vs England – 4:45 pm (GMT) – One
Saturday, March 15: France vs Scotland – 8:00 pm (GMT) – ITV1
Matches on One can be live streamed on iPlayer and the games on ITV1 can be streamed on ITVX.