Six Nations 2024 matches this weekend: Fixtures and live TV coverage coming up
Your complete guide to Six Nations 2024 matches on today, including kick-off times and TV coverage details.
The 2024 Six Nations heads into its final round with four teams still theoretically able to win the championship.
Ireland are overwhelming favourites sitting four points clear at the top of the table, but a surprising defeat to England in the penultimate round scuppered their plans for back-to-back Grand Slams.
England, Scotland and France can all leave with the title depending on how the final day of fixtures plays out, but that outcome looks unlikely for Scotland or France.
Ireland take on Scotland in Dublin where even a single point may just be enough to clinch the title.
England kick off against France in Lyon with confidence skyrocketing after beating Grand Slam hopefuls Ireland last weekend.
And Wales and Italy will kick off “Super Saturday” in Cardiff in a battle for the wooden spoon, with the Welsh desperately searching for a win in this year’s tournament.
RadioTimes.com brings you all the Six Nations 2024 matches coming up on TV this weekend.
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Six Nations 2024 matches this weekend
All UK time.
Round Five
Saturday 16th March
Wales v Italy (2:15pm) BBC One
Ireland v Scotland (4:45pm) ITV1
France v England (8pm) ITV1
Read more:
- England next match | Lawrence Dallaglio predictions
- Ireland next match | Brian O'Driscoll predictions
- Scotland next match | Sir Ian McGeechan predictions
- Wales next match | Shane Williams predictions
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