Six Nations 2026 matches this weekend: Fixtures and live TV coverage coming up
Your complete guide to Six Nations 2026 matches on today, including kick-off times and TV coverage details.

The second round of Six Nations fixtures is upon us with three terrific match-ups set to offer more clues as to who has what it takes to triumph this year.
England head north of the border to face Scotland in a blockbuster Calcutta Cup showdown that could set Steve Borthwick's team on the path to glory.
Elsewhere, Ireland host Italy in a match that seems far from straightforward. Italy dispatched Scotland in Rome on the opening weekend to raise hopes of a glorious campaign.
Finally, Wales face the daunting task of keeping a lid on France as Les Bleus roll into Cardiff sensing an opportunity for a huge win.
Fans across the continent will flood bars, pubs and piazzas to catch as glimpse of the opening matches with a highly competitive tournament expected to play out.
RadioTimes.com brings you all the Six Nations 2026 matches coming up on TV this weekend.
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Six Nations 2026 matches this weekend
Round 2
Saturday 14th February
- Ireland v Italy (2:10pm) ITV
- Scotland v England (4:40pm) ITV
Sunday 15th February
- Wales v France (3:10pm) BBC One
Six Nations 2026 matches next weekend
Round 3
Saturday 21st February
- England v Ireland (2:10pm) ITV
- Wales v Scotland (4:40pm) BBC One
Sunday 22nd February
- France v Italy (3:10pm) ITV
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