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Six Nations 2025: Full Fixtures, Key Dates, and Where to Watch in Vienna
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The Six Nations 2025 is back, and it’s shaping up to be a cracking tournament! Six top sides from Europe will go head-to-head, with fierce rivalries and plenty of big hits on the pitch. Expect tries, tackles, and plenty of drama as the teams battle it out for the Six Nations Championship 2025.
Here’s the full rundown, including fixtures, key clashes, and where to catch all the action live!
TEAMS AND PLAYERS:
With the 2025 Six Nations Championship just around the corner, rugby fans are buzzing with excitement, looking forward to big performances from seasoned internationals along with some exciting rising talent. Here’s a quick look at the teams and the key players to keep an eye on this year.
1. Ireland
Team Overview: As the reigning champions, Ireland are chasing a third consecutive Six Nations title. With head coach Andy Farrell on a temporary sabbatical to focus on the British and Irish Lions, Simon Easterby steps in as interim coach. Backed by a squad bursting with talent and experience, Ireland remains a formidable force in the competition.
Players to Watch:
Sam Prendergast The young fly-half has taken the rugby world by storm, demonstrating maturity beyond his years. With his calm decision-making and exceptional playmaking skills, Prendergast could be the key to Ireland's success this campaign.
Dan Sheehan The explosive hooker is making his way back from an ACL injury, with a return expected early in the new year. Known for his athleticism and impact in the set-piece, Sheehan’s comeback could significantly strengthen Ireland’s front row.
2. France
Team Overview: France continues to impress with a blend of flair and physicality. With key players returning from injury, they are strong contenders for the title.
Players to Watch:
Antoine Dupont: The talismanic scrum-half, fresh off a Sevens Player of the Year accolade, remains central to France's ambitions. Six Nations Rugby
Emmanuel Meafou: The towering lock, now eligible for France, adds significant power to the pack and is poised to make his mark. RugbyPass
3. England
Team Overview: Under Steve Borthwick's guidance, England seeks to rebound from previous disappointments, blending experienced players with emerging talents.
Players to Watch:
Immanuel Feyi-Waboso: The young centre has garnered praise for his defensive prowess and could be a breakout star. The Times
Chandler Cunningham-South: A versatile forward capable of playing in multiple positions, he brings dynamism to England's pack. RugbyPass
4. Scotland
Team Overview: Scotland enters the tournament with heightened expectations, aiming to convert potential into tangible success.
Players to Watch:
Darcy Graham: The prolific winger's speed and finishing ability make him a constant threat to opposition defenses.
Huw Jones: A versatile centre known for his attacking flair, Jones will be crucial in breaking down defensive lines.
5. Wales
Team Overview: After a challenging period, Wales is determined to rebuild and reassert itself as a formidable force in the championship.
Players to Watch:
Dan Biggar: The experienced fly-half's leadership and tactical acumen are vital for guiding Wales' backline.
Louis Rees-Zammit: The electric winger's pace and try-scoring prowess can change the course of a game in an instant.
6. Italy
Team Overview: Italy continues its development under new coaching, aiming to surprise opponents and secure impactful victories.
Players to Watch:
Paolo Garbisi: The fly-half's playmaking abilities and kicking precision are central to Italy's attacking strategies.
Michele Lamaro: As captain and flanker, Lamaro's leadership and defensive work rate are crucial for Italy's competitiveness.
The 2025 Six Nations is set to deliver an exciting mix of experienced veterans and rising talents, all eager to make their mark on this year’s tournament. Rugby fans around the world can expect a thrilling display of skill, tactics, and passion as Europe’s top rugby nations go head-to-head.
Schedule
Round 1:
The tournament begins with a weekend packed with exciting games:
Friday, 31st January
France vs Wales (20:15)
A Friday night thriller kicks off the championship in Paris. Can Wales make a statement against a strong French side?
Saturday, 1st February
Scotland vs Italy (14:15)
Scotland looks to start strong at home, but Italy will aim to prove they’re no pushovers.
Ireland vs England (16:45)
Two giants clash early in Dublin. Can Ireland maintain their dominance after winning the 2024 Six Nations?
Round 2:
The momentum builds with some crucial matchups:
Saturday, 8th February
Italy vs Wales (14:15)
Italy will look to impress their home crowd, while Wales aims for a win to keep their hopes alive.
England vs France (16:45)
England welcomes France in a potential tournament-defining battle. Expect plenty of drama at Twickenham.
Sunday, 9th February
Scotland vs Ireland (15:00)
A physical showdown awaits as Scotland hosts the reigning champions, Ireland.
Round 3:
As teams jockey for position, every result matters:
Saturday, 22nd February
Wales vs Ireland (14:15)
A classic rivalry unfolds as Wales faces Ireland, who will be pushing for back-to-back titles.
England vs Scotland (16:45)
The Calcutta Cup returns as England hosts Scotland. This iconic clash is always a highlight.
Sunday, 23rd February
Italy vs France (15:00)
Italy faces a huge test as France visits Rome. Can Italy pull off a shock?
Round 4:
Teams enter the business end of the tournament, where points are vital:
Saturday, 8th March
Ireland vs France (14:15)
A heavyweight clash with championship implications. Both sides will aim for dominance.
Scotland vs Wales (16:45)
Scotland welcomes Wales in what promises to be a closely fought battle.
Sunday, 9th March
England vs Italy (15:00)
England looks to continue their form at home as Italy seeks a strong performance.
Round 5: Super Saturday Finale
The final day delivers back-to-back matches, setting up a thrilling conclusion:
Saturday, 15th March
Italy vs Ireland (14:15)
Ireland will look to finish strong, but Italy could play the role of spoiler.
Wales vs England (16:45)
A fierce rivalry that always delivers! Pride and points are on the line.
France vs Scotland (20:00)
The tournament wraps up in Paris with France taking on Scotland. Will this game decide the Six Nations 2025 champion?
Who Won Last Time?
Ireland lifted the trophy in the 2024 Six Nations after another impressive campaign. Can they secure back-to-back titles in 2025, or will another team rise to the challenge?
Key Dates to Remember:
Kickoff: Friday, 31st January 2025
Final Day: Saturday, 15th March 2025
Mark your calendars, and get ready for five weekends of thrilling rugby! Who will lift the Six Nations trophy in 2025? Let the games begin! 🎉
The Bookies' Favorites
As the 2025 Six Nations Championship approaches, bookmakers have released their odds for the tournament's outright winner. Here's a summary of the current favorites:
1. Ireland
Odds: Approximately 6/5
Overview: As the defending champions, Ireland is aiming for a third consecutive title. Their consistent performance in recent tournaments has positioned them as the team to beat. BetVictor
2. France
Odds: Around 9/4
Overview: With a strong squad and a recent history of impressive performances, France is considered a formidable contender for the championship. BetVictor
3. England
Odds: Approximately 7/2
Overview: Under new leadership, England is looking to rebound and has the potential to challenge the top teams in the tournament. BetVictor
4. Scotland
Odds: Around 10/1
Overview: While considered an underdog, Scotland has the capability to surprise, making them a potential dark horse in the competition. BetVictor
5. Wales
Odds: Approximately 33/1
Overview: After a challenging previous season, Wales faces an uphill battle but will be eager to defy the odds and make a significant impact. BetVictor
6. Italy
Odds: Around 150/1
Overview: Historically struggling in the tournament, Italy is viewed as a long shot for the title. However, they will aim to showcase improvement and competitiveness. BetVictor
Please note that betting odds are subject to change as the tournament approaches and progresses. Always gamble responsibly and consider the latest information before placing any bets.
Predictions for 2025
Favorites: Ireland, with their strong squad and back-to-back titles, remain the team to beat.
Biggest Threat: France, led by Antoine Dupont, is likely to push Ireland all the way.
Dark Horses: Scotland’s ability to pull off big wins makes them a dangerous opponent.
Catch All the Action at Charlie P’s
If you’re in Vienna, Charlie P’s is the spot to catch all the Six Nations action! With big screens, an electric atmosphere, and top-notch food and drinks, it’s the perfect place to watch every try and tackle. Bring your mates, back your team, and soak up the ultimate rugby vibe live at Charlie P’s.
about the tournament
The Six Nations Rugby Championship began in 1883 as a competition between the UK Home Nations and Ireland. (England, Ireland, Scotland, Wales) and expanded to include France in 1910 and Italy in 2000.
The annual tournament where each team plays every other team once and the team with the best record is declared the champion.
Any team who manages to win all their games wins the Grand Slam.
The Triple Crown may only be won by one of the Home Nations of England, Ireland, Scotland or Wales, when one nation wins all three of their matches against the others.
Six Nations 2025 At Charlie P's
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Six Nations History Highlights
- Most Titles: England and Wales are tied with 39 titles each. England leads with 29 outright wins, while Wales has 28.
- First Champions: England won the first-ever Home Nations Championship in 1883 and the first Six Nations Championship in 2000.
- Grand Slams: Securing wins in every match of the tournament is the ultimate achievement. Will Ireland or another team add to their Grand Slam tally in 2025?
Six Nations Fun Facts
The Six Nations tournament began as the Home Nations Championship in 1883, featuring just four teams: England, Ireland, Scotland, and Wales. France joined in 1910, forming the Five Nations, and Italy made it the Six Nations in 2000.
England not only won the first-ever tournament but also became the first team to win a Grand Slam (winning all matches) in 1913.
Here’s a quirky twist: Wales holds the record for the most Wooden Spoons (awarded to the team finishing last) before World War II, yet went on to dominate the tournament in later decades!
Origins and Evolution: The tournament began in 1883 as the Home Nations Championship, featuring England, Ireland, Scotland, and Wales. France joined in 1910, creating the Five Nations, and Italy's inclusion in 2000 expanded it to the current Six Nations format.
Grand Slam Achievements: A Grand Slam occurs when a team wins all its matches in a single tournament. France achieved the first Grand Slam in the Six Nations era in 2002. The last Grand Slam in the Five Nations was also by France in 1998.
Record Tries in a Match: The record for the most tries scored by an individual in a single match is held by Scotsman George Lindsay, who scored five tries against Wales in 1887.
Italy's Memorable Victory: In the 2024 Six Nations Championship, Italy achieved their best performance to date. They secured two wins, one draw, and two losses, finishing fifth in the standings.
Six Nations Guide
Key Matches:
February 25, 2024: Italy drew 13–13 with France at Stade Pierre-Mauroy. This was the first draw between the two teams in 49 test matches.
March 9, 2024: Italy defeated Scotland 31–29 at Stadio Olimpico, marking their first home Six Nations win since 2013. This victory also secured the Cuttitta Cup for the first time.
March 16, 2024: Italy beat Wales 24–21 at Principality Stadium, consigning Wales to their first Wooden Spoon in 21 years.
These achievements highlight Italy's significant progress in the tournament.
Attendance Records: The Six Nations is renowned for its massive spectator turnout. A 2017 UEFA study named it the most attended sporting event globally, with an average attendance of 72,000 per game. Over 1 million people attended games during the 2023 tournament.
Trophy Design: The Six Nations trophy, introduced in 1993, is made of sterling silver and can hold up to 3.75 liters, symbolizing the celebratory nature of the sport.
Calcutta Cup: The Calcutta Cup is contested annually between England and Scotland. The cup is crafted from melted-down Indian rupees, highlighting the historical connections and traditions within rugby.
Italy's Wooden Spoon: Since joining the tournament in 2000, Italy has frequently finished in the last position, earning the 'Wooden Spoon' multiple times. However, their participation has been crucial in expanding the championship's reach and competitiveness.
Longest Winning Streak: England holds the record for the longest winning streak in the Six Nations, achieving 11 consecutive victories between 2016 and 2017, showcasing a period of dominance in the tournament. .
Broadcast Reach: The Six Nations attracts a global TV audience, with over 121 million people tuning in to watch the tournament, reflecting its widespread popularity and significance in the rugby world.
2025 Six Nations Schedule
Round 01
Friday, 31 January 2025
- France vs. Wales
Saturday, 1 February 2025
- Italy vs. England
- Ireland vs. Scotland
Round 2
Saturday, 8 February 2025
- Wales vs. Ireland
- Scotland vs. Italy
Sunday, 9 February 2025
- England vs. France
Round 3
Saturday, 22 February 2025
- Scotland vs. Wales
- France vs. Ireland
Sunday, 23 February 2025
- England vs. Italy
Round 4
Saturday, 8 March 2025
- Ireland vs. England
- Wales vs. Italy
Sunday, 9 March 2025
- Scotland vs. France
Round 5
Saturday, 15 March 2025
- Italy vs. Ireland
- Wales vs. England
- France vs. Scotland
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