The 2025 Guinness Six Nations fixtures have been confirmed, with next year’s Championship starting in Paris under Friday night lights on the 31st of January, with France returning to the Stade de France to host Wales. The opening round of fixtures will also see Scotland hosting Italy and England travelling
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North To Retire From International Rugby
George North has confirmed he will retire from international rugby following Wales’ final Six Nations match in the 2024 Championship against Italy on 16 March at Principality Stadium. Speaking on social media Wales’ most-capped men’s back said: “I’ve decided that the game on Saturday will bring my international career to
Ireland Crowned Back-To-Back Champions Against Scotland
Ireland were crowned back-to-back Guinness Men’s Six Nations champions after battling past Scotland on a 17-13 scoreline at the Aviva Stadium. "A tough week", said Captain Peter O’Mahony, who added: "One of the most special days” While Andy Farrell described it as a "proper test match” as they gave their reaction to Ireland’s
Ireland Beat Wales In 31-7 Bonus Point Win
Six Try Ireland Record Comprehensive Win Against Italy
Ireland secured their second win of the Guinness Men’s Six Nations Championship with a comprehensive 36-0 win over Italy. Irelands returned to the Aviva Stadium for their first home match in six months, with Caelan Doris stepping up as captain, as Italy stood between them and their second win of the
France Controversial Victory Over Scotland In Edinburgh
France bounced back from an opening day defeat, and half-time deficit, to take victory 20-16 at Scottish Gas Murrayfield in the Guinness Men’s Six Nations round two. Gregor Townsend’s squad rumbled and rolled in search of a match-winning score until the end. Eventually, they thought they got it when Sam
England Edge Out Wales After Thrilling Final In London
End-to-end game, with thrilling ending, as England overcame Wales in round two of their Six Nations Championship campaign, with a 16-14 win at Twickenham Stadium in London. Steve Borthwick's squad trailed until the 72nd minute when Ford's second penalty edged England ahead against a 14-man Wales side.