Rugby 2018
Love it or loathe it, the biggest competition in rugby is set tot take place shortly and there have been some big changes in the teams since last years competition. The six nations competition of 2017, saw England crowned victorious, almost claiming the grand slam, but will they manage to pull it off again this year?
Last year, England won four of the five games played, losing only to Ireland. The rules changed last season, making it a little more complicated for fans as well as players, to grasp, but a year has passed, meaning they’ve had plenty of time to get used to the new style of play.
Rugby fixtures
Round one kicks off on Saturday 3rd February at the Principality Stadium in Cardiff; Wales v Scotland at 2.15pm. This will be shown on the BBC.
France v Ireland kick of at 4.45pm at the State de France in Paris. As with the previous rugby match, this one will also be shown on the BBC.
Italy take on England at the Stadio Olympico in Rome on Sunday 4th February at 3pm. This game is shown on ITV.
Round two
Ireland v Italy at the Aviva Stadium in Dublin on Saturday 10th February at 2.15pm. Tune into the action on ITV.
England host rivals Wales at Twickenham on Saturday 10th February at 4.45pm. this unmissable game can be watched live on ITV.
Scotland v France takes place at Murrayfield in Edinburgh on Sunday 11th February at 3pm.
Round three
France v Italy at Orange Velodrom (Marseille) on Friday 23rd February at 8pm on ITV.
Ireland v wales at Aviva Stadium in Dublin on Saturday 24th February at 2.15pm on the BBC.
Scotland v England at Murrayfield (Edinburgh) on Saturday 24th February at 4.45pm on the BBC.
Round four
Ireland v Scotland at the Aviva Stadium in Dublin on Saturday 10th March at 2.15pm, broadcast live on ITV.
France v Englad atStade de France in paris, on Saturday 10th March at 4.45pm, live on the BBC.
Wales v Italy at the Principality Stadium in Cardiff, on Sunday 11th March at 3pm. Shown live on the BBC.
Round five
Italy v Scotland at Stadio Olimpico (Rome), on Saturday 17th March at 12.30pm. Live on ITV.
England take on Ireland at Twickenham in London on Saturday 17th March at 2.45pm. Watch the action live on ITV.
Wales v France at the Principality Stadium in Cardiff, sees an end to the rugby competition on Saturday 17th March at 5pm. This final game is being shown live on the BBC.
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