What channel is England v Wales Six Nations 2022 match on?
Check out how to watch England v Wales live on TV this week, plus the latest team news, predictions and odds.
England will be determined to position themselves well in the Six Nations 2022 as they gear up to face Wales at Twickenham.
Eddie Jones' men remain a somewhat unknown quantity going into the third round of matches. They were narrowly defeated by Scotland in Edinburgh and demolished Italy without conceding a point.
Victory for England here would maintain their place in second, at least, and would ramp up the tension on their final two matches, including a trip to Paris in the last round.
- Six Nations 2022 on TV – schedule, kick-off times, channel details
Reigning champions Wales came into the tournament with faint hopes of retaining their crown due to a string of injury issues, none bigger than the absence of hulking figure Alun Wyn Jones.
They were swiftly dispatched by Ireland on the opening weekend but dug deep in Cardiff to topple Scotland against the odds.
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When is England v Wales on TV?
England v Wales will take place on Saturday 26th February 2022.
Check out our Six Nations TV schedule guide for the latest times and information.
What time is kick off?
England v Wales will kick off at 4:45pm.
There's a full slate of Six Nations games taking place this week, including Scotland v France.
What TV channel is England v Wales on?
Fans can tune in to watch the game for free live on ITV from 4pm.
ITV have the rights to broadcast all of England's home matches.
How to live stream England v Wales online
You can also live stream the match via ITV Hub on a range of devices including laptops, smartphones and tablets.
How to listen to England v Wales on radio
Audio commentary of the game will be broadcast on BBC Radio 5 Live.
England v Wales team news
England: Steward, Malins, Slade, Tuilagi, Nowell, Smith, Randall, Dombrandt, Curry, Lawes, Itoje, Ewels, Sinckler, Cowan-Dickie, Genge.
Reserves: George, Marler, Stuart, Isiekwe, Simmonds, Youngs, Ford, Daly.
Wales: L Williams, Cuthbert, Watkin, Tompkins, Adams, Biggar, T Williams; Faletau, Basham, Moriarty, Beard, Rowlands, Francis, Elias, Jones.
Reserves: Lake, Thomas, Brown, S Davies, Morgan, Hardy, Anscombe, J Davies.
England v Wales odds
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bet365 odds: England (2/13) Draw (33/1) Wales (5/1)*
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England v Wales prediction
This feels like a make-or-break moment for Jones on home soil in front of a crowd baying for an impressive performance at Twickenham.
Wales defeated Scotland but they remain understaffed and a shadow of what they could be. England need a big display here, they need points on the board and they simply need a victory. Well, Jones does.
England v Wales prediction: England win
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