Scotland are the sole nation with a game yet to play of an exhaustingly-long season that began last summer, stretching through the World Cup in Paris, through the Six Nations, and finishing in Montevideo on Saturday against Uruguay.

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Gregor Townsend has made 13 changes to the side after scoring eight tries in a 52-11 win against Chile last weekend.

Scotland have so far beaten Canada, the United States, and Chile. While their opponents suffered a 79-5 loss to Argentina and a 43-28 defeat to France

The Scots are the only side to have, so far, experienced only wins on their summer tour.

England and Ireland wrapped up their tours of New Zealand and South Africa respectively with gripping clashes. England narrowly missed out on a historic win at Eden Park while Ireland won an incredible tie against the Boks to finish their series 1-1.

A win this weekend will make it four from four and beat them in good stead of the Autumn internationals down the line.

Fans across the world will be delighted to see the return of international rugby to TV screens, with a range of times and timezones meaning there'll be coverage throughout entire days.

RadioTimes.com brings you all the TV coverage details for the Summer Internationals 2024.

Summer Internationals 2024 on TV

Rugby Summer Internationals will be shown live on Sky Sports, with selected games shown on TNT Sports/discovery+, BBC iPlayer and new streaming service from World Rugby, RugbyPass TV.

Sky boast the rights to a number of high-profile international rugby matches after taking the reins from Amazon Prime Video, who previously held the rights.

Sky Sports customers can live stream games via the Sky Go app on a variety of devices including most smartphones and tablets as part of their subscription. You can also watch matches via NOW without signing up to a contract.

RugbyPass TV is a free service which may be increasingly used to show live games, including England's first match of the summer.

Summer Internationals 2024 TV schedule

All UK times and dates. Home nations, plus selected matches.

Week 5

Saturday 27th July

Uruguay v Scotland (8pm) BBC Scotland / BBC iPlayer / TNT Sports / discovery+

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