The Unofficial Six Nations Streaming Guide

I won’t wait until next winter — I’m watching the 2024 Rugby World Cup Final on Sling TV.

Ireland went undefeated to win the 2023 Six Nations. The 2024 event starts February 2nd and runs through March 16th.

In a hurry? If you live in the US, it’s easy to watch the Six Nations because every game will stream live on Peacock for just $7.99/month.

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What Is the Six Nations Championship?

The Six Nations Championship (Guinness Six Nations) is an annual rugby tournament held between England, France, Ireland, Italy, Scotland, and Wales.

It was first played in 1883 as the “Home Nations” and featured only England, Ireland, Scotland, and Wales. It has gone by different names and featured different teams over the years:

• 1883-1909: Home Nations (England,Ireland,Scotland,Wales)
• 1910-1914,1920-1931: Five Nations (England,France,Ireland,Scotland,Wales)
• 1932-1939: Home Nations (England,Ireland,Scotland,Wales)
• 1947-1999: Five Nations (England,France,Ireland,Scotland,Wales)
• 2000-Present: Six Nations (England,France,Ireland,Italy,Scotland,Wales)

As a result of all the name changes, this is the 23rd Six Nations Championship but the 128th time the event has been held.

The event is held over the course of five weeks with each team playing one of the other teams each week. As a result, there are three games each week for a total of 15.

There are no playoffs. Whichever team wins the most matches, wins the Championship. In 2021, Wales (4-0-1) won the championship even though they lost their last game to second-place France (3-0-2).

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2024 Six Nations Championship Schedule

The Six Nations Championship consists of 15 matches over five weeks. The 2024 schedule will be here when it is available.

ROUND 1

• Fri Feb 2 3:00 pm: France (17) v Ireland (38) — Orange Vélodrome, Marseille
• Sat Feb 3 9:15 am: Italy (24) v England (27) — Stadio Olimpico, Rome
• Sat Feb 3 11:15 am: Wales (26) v Scotland (27) — Principality Stadium, Cardiff

ROUND 2

• Sat Feb 10 9:15 am: Scotland (16) v France (20) — Scottish Gas Murrayfield Stadium, Edinburgh
• Sat Feb 10 11:15 am: England (16) v Wales (14) — Twickenham Stadium, London
• Sun Feb 11 10:00 am: Ireland (36) v Italy (0) — Aviva Stadium, Dublin

ROUND 3

• Sat Feb 24: 9:15 am: Ireland (31) v Wales (7) — Aviva Stadium, Dublin
• Sat Feb 24 11:15 am: Scotland (30) v England (21) — Scottish Gas Murrayfield Stadium, Edinburgh
• Sun Feb 25 10:00 am: France (13) v Italy (13) — Decathlon Arena, Lille

ROUND 4

• Sat Mar 9 9:15 am: Italy (31) v Scotland (29) — Stadio Olimpico, Rome
• Sat Mar 9 11:15 am: England (23) v Ireland (22) — Twickenham Stadium, London
• Sun Mar 10 10:00 am: Wales (24) v France (25) — Principality Stadium, Cardiff

ROUND 5

• Sat Mar 16 9:15 am: Wales v Italy — Principality Stadium, Cardiff
• Sat Mar 16 11:15 am: Ireland v Scotland — Aviva Stadium, Dublin
• Sat Mar 16 3:00 pm: France v England — Groupama Stadium, Lyon

2024 Six Nations Standings

How to Stream Six Nations Championship

You can watch the Six Nations Championship all over the world. But where it will be streamed varies:

• USA: Peacock is the exclusive one to Six Nations so you need to sign-up with it for $7.99/month. See our Peacock review for details.
• UK: ITV and BBC One will air all of the matches. Most of the matches featuring Wales will be simulcast on S4C. You should be able to stream most of the games on ITV Hub and BBC iPlayer.
• Ireland: RTÉ (Raidió Teilifís Éireann) is live streaming all the matches for free for all in the country.
• Australia: Stan Sport has exclusive rights to Six Nations here. Subscriptions start at $10 AUD per month.
• New Zealand: Sky Sports will broadcast Six Nations matches.

Devices to Stream Six Nations Championship

The services we’ve discussed support the most popular devices. In particular, Peacock supports the following:

Our Choice

If you’re serious about your Six Nations rugby, Peacock is the way to go – it’s got the whole tournament, and the streaming quality is top-notch. I’ve tried a bunch of these services, and Peacock’s really easy to use, whether you’re on your phone, laptop, or smart TV. Plus, you get loads of other sports and shows with it, which is a nice bonus. Now, I know some folks might want to record the matches, and Peacock’s DVR’s got you covered there too. Honestly, for the range of channels and the quality you get, it’s a steal.

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Frank was the Senior Content Editor at Hotdog.com and an expert in sports streaming, specializing in out-of-market games and regional sports networks.

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