The Six Nations fixture list matters more than most international competitions, given the ever-changing nature of the slate each year.

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Games are rotated for fairness, so one team won't be forced to travel to another team every single year. However, that inevitably leads to some fixture lists looking more favourable than others.

England boast three home games, while France must face three away duels, including trips to Twickenham and Dublin, throughout the course of this edition.

Ireland have started the campaign in undefeated style, while England could be their closest competitors following victory over France.

RadioTimes.com brings you the full fixture list – and results – for the Six Nations 2025.

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Six Nations 2025 fixtures and results

All UK time.

Round 1

Friday 31st January

  • France 43-0 Wales (8:15pm) ITV1

Saturday 1st February

  • Scotland 31-19 Italy (2:15pm) BBC One
  • Ireland 27-22 England (4:45pm) ITV1

Round 2

Saturday 8th February

  • Italy 22-15 Wales (2:15pm) ITV1
  • England 26-25 France (4:45pm) ITV1

Sunday 9th February

  • Scotland 18-32 Ireland (3pm) BBC One

Round 3

Saturday 22nd February

  • Wales 18-27 Ireland (2:15pm) BBC One
  • England 16-15 Scotland (4:45pm) ITV1

Sunday 23rd February

  • Italy 24-73 France (3pm) ITV1

Round 4

Saturday 8th March

  • Ireland v France (2:15pm) ITV1
  • Scotland v Wales (4:45pm) BBC One

Sunday 9th March

  • England v Italy (3pm) ITV1

Round 5

Saturday 15th March

  • Italy v Ireland (2:15pm) ITV1
  • Wales v England (4:45pm) BBC One
  • France v Scotland (8pm) ITV1

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Michael Potts is the Sport Editor for Radio Times, covering all of the biggest sporting events across the globe with previews, features, interviews and more. He has worked for Radio Times since 2019 and previously worked on the sport desk at Express.co.uk after starting his career writing features for What Culture. He achieved a first-class degree in Sports Journalism in 2014.

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