Six Nations 2023: Full fixtures, schedule and TV channel guide
The 2023 men’s Six Nations Championship is just around the corner, when Wales host Ireland and Scotland visit Twickenham for a Calcutta Cup showdown against England on the opening Saturday, 4 February.
France come into the tournament as the reigning champions looking to repeat their impressive grand slam 12 months ago.
England and Wales both arrive with new coaches - or old in Wales’ case as Warren Gatland returns to the helm. Steve Borthwick takes over England from Eddie Jones and his first task is to beat Gregor Townsend’s Scotland, who enjoyed a promising autumn series.
Andy Farrell is hoping to take Ireland one step further after they finished second in the table last year, while Italy head coach Kieran Crowley will look to build upon their solitary win in the last Six Nations campaign, having earned a memorable victory over Australia in the autumn.
Here are the Six Nations 2023 fixtures and UK TV channels:
Round 1
Saturday 4 February
Wales vs Ireland, 2.15pm, Principality Stadium, Cardiff (BBC & S4C)
England vs Scotland, 4.45pm, Twickenham Stadium, London (ITV)
Sunday 5 February
Italy vs France, 3pm, Stadio Olimpico, Rome (ITV)
Round 2
Saturday 11 February
Ireland vs France, 2.15pm, Aviva Stadium, Dublin (ITV)
Scotland vs Wales, 4.45pm, Murrayfield Stadium, Edinburgh (BBC & S4C)
Sunday 12 February
England vs Italy, 3pm, Twickenham Stadium, London (ITV)
Round 3
Saturday 25 February
Italy vs Ireland, 2.15pm, Stadio Olimpico, Rome (ITV)
Wales vs England, 4.45pm, Principality Stadium, Cardiff (BBC & S4C)
Sunday 26 February
France vs Scotland, 3pm, Stade de France, Paris (ITV)
Round 4
Saturday 11 March
Italy vs Wales, 2.15pm, Stadio Olimpico, Rome (ITV)
England vs France, 4.45pm, Twickenham, London (ITV & BBC)
Sunday 12 March
Scotland vs Ireland, 3pm, Murrayfield Stadium, Edinburgh (BBC & S4C)
Round 5
Saturday 18 March
Scotland vs Italy, 12.30pm, Murrayfield, Edinburgh (BBC & S4C)
France vs Wales, 2.45pm, Stade de France, Paris (ITV)
Ireland vs England, 5pm, Aviva Stadium, Dublin (ITV)