On our site, we are lucky to be excited about the performance of 2 of our favorite teams in the 6 Nations tournament: France and of course Ireland!

A look back at the 2024 tournament

Ireland dominated the 2024 Six Nations tournament, winning the prestigious title for the second time in a row and securing the 2023 Grand Slam, as they cemented their favorite status against France. England marked the tournament with close wins, notably against Ireland at Twickenham, the highlight of the tournament. For its part, France finished in style with a win over England in the traditional “crunch”, thus securing second place in the final rankings. Often underestimated, Italy produced a surprise with a historic win over Scotland (31-29), illustrating the constant evolution of the competition and the rising power of all teams.

Why does the Ireland rugby team sing two different songs?

2025 6 Nations Tournament Complete Schedule

It's time to look to the 2025 edition!

The schedule of matches for the 6-nation tournament has been established over five days. Each team will meet their opponents only once.

Match time is Irish time Of course ! Add one hour for time in France.

Day 1:

France – Wales | Friday, January 31 (8:15 p.m.)
Scotland – Italy | Saturday, February 1 (2:15 pm)
Ireland – England | Saturday, February 1 (4:45 pm)

Second day:

Italy – Wales | Saturday, February 8 (2:15 pm)
England – France | Saturday, February 8 (4:45 pm)
Scotland – Ireland | Sunday, February 9 (3:00 p.m.)

Third day:

Wales – Ireland | Saturday, February 22 (2:15 pm)
England – Scotland | Saturday, February 22 (4:45 p.m.)
Italy – France | Sunday, February 23 (3:00 pm)

Fourth day:

Ireland – France | Saturday, March 8 (2:15 pm)
Scotland – Wales | Saturday, March 8 (4:45 p.m.)
England – Italy | Sunday, March 9 (3:00 p.m.)

Day 5:

Italy – Ireland -France | Saturday, March 15 (2:15 pm)
Wales – England | Saturday, March 15 (4:45 p.m.)
France – Scotland | Saturday, March 15 (8:00pm)

For our part, we are especially looking forward to the competition Ireland – France, Saturday March 8!