2027 Six Nations Fixtures Confirmed – England Handed Nightmare Start

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by Rugby Rucker

Sunday, 15 March 2026 at 20:19

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The 2027 Six Nations fixtures has been confirmed with England handed the toughest of starts in round one and two.

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Next year’s tournament will kick off on Friday, February 5, and conclude with the famous Super Saturday on March 13, with five rounds of fixtures featuring Europe’s biggest rugby rivalries.

The action begins under the lights in Dublin as Ireland host England at the Aviva Stadium in a blockbuster opening clash. Ireland will hope home advantage gives them the perfect start, while England will be determined to spoil the party.

Round Two sees Ireland travel to Rome to face Italy, while one of rugby’s biggest rivalries takes centre stage as England host France in Le Crunch at Twickenham on February 14.

Round Three includes France v Scotland, a fixture that has produced plenty of drama in recent years.

After the tournament’s single fallow week, Round Four features another historic rivalry as Wales host England in Cardiff, with the Principality Stadium sure to provide its usual electric atmosphere.

Everything then builds to Super Saturday. Italy host Wales, England face Scotland in the Calcutta Cup, and Ireland take on France in Dublin to close the Championship in what could be a title-deciding clash.

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Guinness Men’s Six Nations 2027 Fixtures (GMT)

Round 1

Ireland v England – 20:10, February 5
Scotland v Italy – 14:10, February 6
France v Wales – 16:40, February 6

Round 2

Italy v Ireland – 14:10, February 13
Scotland v Wales – 16:40, February 13
England v France – 15:10, February 14

Round 3

Wales v Ireland – 14:10, February 20
England v Italy – 16:40, February 20
France v Scotland – 15:10, February 21

Round 4

Scotland v Ireland – 20:10, March 5
Italy v France – 14:10, March 6
Wales v England – 16:40, March 6

Round 5 – Super Saturday (March 13)

Italy v Wales – 14:10
England v Scotland – 16:40
Ireland v France – 20:10

The stage is set for another classic Six Nations campaign, with historic rivalries, passionate home crowds and the promise of drama from the opening whistle in Dublin to the final showdown on Super Saturday.