The highly anticipated 2024 Guinness Six Nations, will see England, France, Ireland, Italy, Scotland, and Wales rugby union teams compete against each other over the course of five thrilling weekends.
If you are hoping to soak up every second of this thrilling tournament, you've certainly landed in the right place. Here's our guide to everything you need to know.
The 2024 fixtures for the Guinness Six Nations are scheduled to begin on 2 February 2024, with France v Ireland starting things off and setting the tone for what is set to be an exciting and nail-biting five weeks of world-class rugby.
The tournament will run until 16 March 2024.
There is no denying that the 2023 Guinness Six Nations had plenty of special moments and talking points.
The full listings of the Six Nations 2023 results can be found below.
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Here's what the Men's Guinness Six Nations fixtures look like for 2024:
All of the 2024 Six Nations games will also be televised, below you can find out where to watch each game live!
ROUND ONE
France v Ireland, Friday 2 February
Italy v England, Saturday 3 February
Wales v Scotland, Saturday 3 February
ROUND TWO
Scotland v France, Saturday 10 February
England v Wales, Saturday 10 February
Ireland v Italy, Sunday 11 February
ROUND THREE
Ireland v Wales, Saturday 24 February
Scotland v England, Saturday 24 February
France v Italy, Sunday 25 February
ROUND FOUR
Italy v Scotland, Saturday 9 March
England v Ireland, Saturday 9 March
Wales v France, Sunday 10 March
ROUND FIVE
Wales v Italy, Saturday 16 March
Ireland v Scotland, Saturday 16 March
France v England, Saturday 16 March
Since the new era of the Six Nations in the year 2000 for men's rugby, which team has won the most tournaments?
The six countries that take part today are England, Scotland, Wales, Ireland, France and Italy.
England has won the most Guinness Six Nations titles with 7 since the Six Nations era begun in 2000.
England have won the Nations 7 times since the Six Nations era begun in 2000.
Wales have won the Nations 6 times since the Six Nations era begun in 2000.
Scotland have failed to win the Six Nations title since the Six Nations era started in 2002.
Ireland have won the Nations 4 times since the Six Nations era begun in 2000.
France have won the Nations 6 times since the Six Nations era begun in 2000.
Italy have failed to win the Six Nations title since the Six Nations era started in 2002.
