The 2027 Six Nations Guide
The 2027 Six Nations is the last before a Rugby World Cup in Australia, the trophy is being rebuilt from the metal of the old one, and a coach with three championships behind him is looking for a way back in. This guide covers everything you need to know about Six Nations 2027, from every fixture and kick-off time to last season’s records, as well as how you can be there with Six Nations hospitality.
The Six Nations 2027 fixtures
This free guide covers all 15 fixtures of the 2027 Six Nations, from Ireland v England in Dublin on 05/02/2027 to Super Saturday on 13/03/2027. The championship runs over five rounds and six weekends, with one fallow weekend, 27/02/2027 to 28/02/2027. France start as champions after Thomas Ramos’s last-kick penalty beat England 48-46 last March. With the World Cup starting on 01/10/2027, every selection will be read as a hint about October. Here is what each round offers.
Round 1: Friday night lights in Dublin
Ireland v England opens the championship at the Aviva Stadium on Friday 05/02/2027 at 8.10pm, with the Millennium Trophy at stake. Scotland host Italy at Murrayfield at 2.10pm on Saturday for the Cuttitta Cup. That is no gentle start, after Italy beat England for the first time last season. France v Wales closes the round in Saint-Denis at 4.40pm UK. The guide explains how local kick-off times work in Rome and Saint-Denis.
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Round 2: England v France on Valentine’s Day
Italy host Ireland in Rome at 2.10pm UK on Saturday 13/02/2027, then Scotland play Wales at Murrayfield at 4.40pm for the Doddie Weir Cup. On Sunday 14/02/2027 England host France in London at 3.10pm, a rematch of last season’s 94-point finale. The guide explains why this fixture landing in Round 2 changes the arithmetic for everyone else.
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Round 3: The middle weekend, then the break
Wales welcome Ireland to the Principality Stadium at 2.10pm on Saturday 20/02/2027, and England host Italy in London at 4.40pm. On Sunday, France v Scotland in Saint-Denis kicks off at 3.10pm UK for the Auld Alliance Trophy, a year after Scotland won 50-40 at Murrayfield. The championship’s only fallow weekend follows. The guide explains why squad depth counts more since the second break was dropped.
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Round 4: Friday night comes to Murrayfield
Scotland host Ireland on Friday 05/03/2027 at 8.10pm, the first Friday night Six Nations match ever staged at Murrayfield, with the Centenary Quaich at stake. Italy v France follows in Rome at 2.10pm UK on Saturday, then Wales v England in Cardiff at 4.40pm. The guide sets out what last season tells us about each side.
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Round 5: Super Saturday in Rome, London and Dublin
Three staggered matches on Saturday 13/03/2027: Italy v Wales in Rome at 2.10pm UK, England v Scotland in London at 4.40pm for the Calcutta Cup, and Ireland v France in Dublin at 8.10pm for the new Solidarity Trophy. The guide explains how bonus points decide the table, and what a Grand Slam or Triple Crown means.
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Looking back
The guide also covers a record-breaking 2026, with 111 tries and 26 cards, plus the full roll of honour since Italy joined in 2000.
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Inside you'll find:
- The full 2027 fixture list, with the venue, date and kick-off time for all 15 Six Nations matches, all shown in UK time.
- What’s new for 2027, including a new trophy built from the old one and a famous coaching name looking for a way back in.
- Last season set a record high of 26 cards, plus the tries, points and big results that rewrote the record books in 2026.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Ireland v England at the Aviva Stadium in Dublin, on Friday 5 February 2027 at 8.10pm UK time, with the Millennium Trophy at stake. Ireland also finish at home, against France at 8.10pm on Super Saturday, 13 March, so they open and close the championship under the lights in Dublin.
All 15 fixtures, with kick-off times in UK time:
Round 1: Ireland v England, Friday 5 February, 8.10pm. Scotland v Italy, Saturday 6 February, 2.10pm. France v Wales, Saturday 6 February, 4.40pm.
Round 2: Italy v Ireland, Saturday 13 February, 2.10pm. Scotland v Wales, Saturday 13 February, 4.40pm. England v France, Sunday 14 February, 3.10pm.
Round 3: Wales v Ireland, Saturday 20 February, 2.10pm. England v Italy, Saturday 20 February, 4.40pm. France v Scotland, Sunday 21 February, 3.10pm.
Round 4: Scotland v Ireland, Friday 5 March, 8.10pm. Italy v France, Saturday 6 March, 2.10pm. Wales v England, Saturday 6 March, 4.40pm.
Round 5: Italy v Wales, Saturday 13 March, 2.10pm. England v Scotland, Saturday 13 March, 4.40pm. Ireland v France, Saturday 13 March, 8.10pm.
England play three matches at home in London and two away. They open against Ireland in Dublin on Friday 5 February at 8.10pm, host France on Sunday 14 February at 3.10pm and Italy on Saturday 20 February at 4.40pm, then face Wales in Cardiff on Saturday 6 March at 4.40pm. They finish at home to Scotland for the Calcutta Cup on Super Saturday, 13 March, at 4.40pm. All times are UK time.
Saturday matches kick off at 2.10pm and 4.40pm UK time, with one exception: Ireland v France closes Super Saturday at 8.10pm. The two Friday night matches, Ireland v England on 5 February and Scotland v Ireland on 5 March, also start at 8.10pm, so all three evening games involve Ireland. The two Sunday matches, England v France and France v Scotland, kick off at 3.10pm. In Rome and Saint-Denis, local kick-off is an hour later.
Saturday 13 March 2027. Italy play Wales in Rome at 2.10pm, England host Scotland in London at 4.40pm for the Calcutta Cup, and Ireland face France in Dublin at 8.10pm. The kick-offs are staggered, so the later sides start knowing the earlier results.
Yes, one. The first three rounds run on consecutive weekends from 5 February. Then there is a break on 27 and 28 February, before Round 4 on 5 and 6 March and Super Saturday on 13 March.
ITV and the BBC share live, free-to-air coverage in the UK under a deal that runs from 2026 to 2029. ITV shows ten matches a season, including every England game, on ITV1, ITVX, STV and STV Player. The BBC shows five matches involving Scotland and Wales on BBC TV and iPlayer, with live commentary on BBC Sounds. Which channel has each 2027 match has not been confirmed yet.
France. They won the 2026 title, their second in a row, when Thomas Ramos kicked a last-gasp penalty to beat England 48-46 on 14 March 2026. They start their defence against Wales at the Stade de France on Saturday 6 February 2027. The 2027 champions will lift a new trophy: the old one was damaged by fire in 2026, and its replacement includes materials from the original.
Yes. Our free 2027 Six Nations guide has all 15 fixtures with dates, venues and kick-off times in UK time, plus what is new for 2027 and the records set last season. Fill in your details on this page to download it.
Yes. Prestige Corporate Events arranges Six Nations hospitality for 2027, including Ireland v England in Dublin, Scotland v Ireland on the Friday night at Murrayfield and Wales v England in Cardiff. Every fixture we cover is on our Six Nations hospitality page. Enquire for more information.
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