How to follow 2025 Six Nations across the BBC

BBC Sport will bring you live coverage, highlights and analysis of every match in the 2025 Men’s Six Nations, which gets under way in Paris on Friday, 31 January.

In the opening match of the championship, which honors Italy’s 25th anniversary, France takes on Wales from the Stade de France.

Scotland host Italy at Murrayfield on Saturday, 1 February, in a match you can watch live on BBC One, BBC iPlayer and the BBC Sport website and app.

In the final game of the opening round, defending champions Ireland face defending champions England in a bid for a third title in a row.

The championship will come to a conclusion with three back-to-back games on ‘ Super Saturday ‘ on 15 March.

“The Six Nations always brings unmatched drama, passion, and incredible skill, and I’m so excited to see which players and teams will rise to the occasion this year,” said TV presenter Gabby Logan.

Shortly after full-time, the BBC Sport website and app, iPlayer, and the BBC’s social media channels will have match highlights and key moments from each game.

Live streams, text commentary, and the most recent news from all the teams will also be available for online coverage.

On Sunday nights on BBC Two and iPlayer, you can watch highlights and in-depth analysis of every game.

Every weekend, live match commentary on BBC Radio 5 Live or BBC 5 Sports Extra will be available, and the Rugby Union Daily podcast, which will become a daily offering, will offer interviews and insights.

In the meantime, all games will be broadcast on BBC Radio Scotland Extra, all Irish games will be broadcast live on BBC Radio Ulster, and all Welsh games will be broadcast on BBC Radio Wales and BBC Radio Cymru.

The BBC will only broadcast games for the UK on BBC One, iPlayer, Red Button, the BBC Sport website, and the BBC Sport mobile app.

ITV will stream every other game live.

Live on BBC Sport:

Saturday, 1 February: Scotland v Italy (14: 15 GMT)

Sunday, 9 February: Scotland v Ireland (15: 00 GMT)

Saturday, 22 February: Wales v Ireland (14: 15 GMT)

Saturday, 8 March: Scotland v Wales (16: 45 GMT)

Saturday, 15 March: Wales v England (16: 45 GMT)

Andrew Cotter, who provides the match commentary, and Gabby Logan, who provides live coverage on BBC One and iPlayer.

Expert analysis will come from a team of rugby union greats including Martin Johnson, Sam Warburton, John Barclay, Chris Paterson, Jonathan Davies, Danny Care, Tommy Bowe, Sergio Parisse and former referee Nigel Owens.

Late changes may affect matches, so details may differ from what is shown on this page. All times are GMT. Kick-off times in brackets.

Friday, 31 January

France v Wales (20: 15) – ITV &amp, BBC Radio 5 Live

Saturday, 1 February

Scotland v Italy (14: 15) – BBC One from 13: 15-16: 30 &amp, BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

Ireland v England (16: 45) – ITV &amp, BBC Radio 5 Live

Sunday, 2 February

Highlights – Six Nations Rugby Special – BBC Two from 18: 00-19: 00

Saturday, 8 February

Italy v Wales (14: 15) – ITV &amp, BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

England v France (16: 45) – ITV &amp, BBC Radio 5 Live

Sunday, 9 February

Scotland v Ireland (15: 00) – BBC One from 14: 20-17: 10 &amp, BBC Radio 5 Live

Highlights – Six Nations Rugby Special – BBC Two from 18: 00-19: 00

Saturday, 22 February

Wales v Ireland (14: 15) – BBC One from 13: 15-16: 30 &amp, listen on BBC Sounds &amp, BBC Sport website and app

England v Scotland (16: 45) – ITV &amp, BBC Radio 5 Live

Sunday, 23 February

Italy v France (15: 00) – ITV &amp, updates on BBC Radio 5 Live

Highlights – Six Nations Rugby Special – BBC Two from 18: 00-19: 00

Saturday, 8 March

Ireland v France (14: 15) – ITV &amp, BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

Scotland v Wales (16: 45) – BBC One from 16: 00-19: 00 &amp, BBC Radio 5 Live or Sports Extra TBC

Sunday, 9 March

England v Italy – ITV &amp, listen on BBC Sounds &amp, BBC Sport website and app

Highlights – Six Nations Rugby Special – BBC Two from 18: 30-19: 30

Saturday, 15 March

Italy v Ireland (14: 15) – ITV &amp, BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

Wales v England (16: 45) – BBC One from 16: 00-19: 00 – BBC Radio 5 Live

France v Scotland (20: 00) – BBC Radio 5 Live

Sunday, 16 March