Live Six Nations Rugby on TV
Live Rugby Union Six Nations on BBC, S4C and Interactive Channels
February marks the return of the Six Nations Rugby for you patriotic Rugby Union fans!
The 6 Nations, including England, Ireland, Scotland, Wales, France and Italy go head to head for Grand Slam glory. You will be able to watch every Six Nations match live on terrestrial television, with BBC1 showing the majority of the matches. For those of you with HD capabilities, you can watch in high definition and watch on BBCi if it is available.
The 2015 Six Nations is the biggest international rugby competition in the Northern Hemisphere. The tournament has a 105-year history as both the Five and Six Nations competition, with Italy being the latest country to join the might of England, Ireland, Wales, France and Scotland.
In 2014 three teams could have won the tournament heading into its final round, however, Ireland were crowned champions on points differential. Both England and Ireland finished on eight points.
2014 was another great season of Six Nations rugby, with a resurgent France and Ireland making amends for a disappointing 2013.
In a tournament that went all the way to the final weekend, Ireland managed to hold out England and walk away with the trophy. It was a fitting end to Brian O’Driscoll’s career, one of the all-time greats of the game.
Live Rugby Union Six Nations on BBC, S4C and Interactive Channels
February marks the return of the Six Nations Rugby for you patriotic Rugby Union fans!
The 6 Nations, including England, Ireland, Scotland, Wales, France and Italy go head to head for Grand Slam glory. You will be able to watch every Six Nations match live on terrestrial television, with BBC1 showing the majority of the matches. For those of you with HD capabilities, you can watch in high definition and watch on BBCi if it is available.
The 2015 Six Nations is the biggest international rugby competition in the Northern Hemisphere. The tournament has a 105-year history as both the Five and Six Nations competition, with Italy being the latest country to join the might of England, Ireland, Wales, France and Scotland.
In 2014 three teams could have won the tournament heading into its final round, however, Ireland were crowned champions on points differential. Both England and Ireland finished on eight points.
2014 was another great season of Six Nations rugby, with a resurgent France and Ireland making amends for a disappointing 2013.
In a tournament that went all the way to the final weekend, Ireland managed to hold out England and walk away with the trophy. It was a fitting end to Brian O’Driscoll’s career, one of the all-time greats of the game.