Witness the Thrills: England’s Six Nations Rugby Campaign 2024

The Six Nations Rugby Tournament is back, and England is gearing up for an epic showdown in 2024! As the excitement builds, don’t miss your chance to be part of the action. Secure your seats now and witness rugby history unfold as England battles it out in the quest for glory.

We have details on how all of England 6 Nations Rugby Games for 2024

England’s Six Nations Fixtures:

Date	Matchup	Time	Venue	Buy Tickets
February 3, 2024	Italy vs. England	2:15 pm	Stadio Olimpico	Buy Tickets
February 10, 2024	England vs. Wales	4:45 pm	Twickenham Stadium	Buy England v Wales Tickets
February 24, 2024	Scotland vs. England	4:45 pm	Murrayfield (Calcutta Cup)	Buy Tickets
March 9, 2024	England vs. Ireland	4:45 pm	Twickenham Stadium	Buy Tickets
March 16, 2024	France vs. England	8:00 pm	Groupama Stadium, Lyon	Buy Tickets

England’s Journey Unfolds:

1. Italy vs. England – Stadio Olimpico – February 3, 2024 – 2:15 pm
   England kicks off their campaign against Italy in Rome. Be there to witness the intense battle on foreign soil.

2. England vs. Wales – Twickenham Stadium – February 10, 2024 – 4:45 pm
   Experience the roar of the home crowd as England faces Wales in a thrilling showdown at the iconic Twickenham Stadium.

3. Scotland vs. England – Murrayfield (Calcutta Cup) – February 24, 2024 – 4:45 pm
   The Calcutta Cup is on the line as England takes on Scotland in Edinburgh. Don’t miss the fierce competition and historic rivalry.

4. England vs. Ireland – Twickenham Stadium – March 9, 2024 – 4:45 pm
   Back on home turf, England battles Ireland at Twickenham. Witness the clash of titans in this crucial match.

5. France vs. England – Groupama Stadium, Lyon – March 16, 2024 – 8:00 pm
   The grand finale in France! England faces their last challenge in the tournament against France. Be part of the epic conclusion.

Steve Borthwick’s Insight:

“The Six Nations is the most prestigious annual competition in International Test rugby,” said Steve Borthwick. “Supporters love watching it, players love playing in it, and it is a special challenge for all the coaches lucky enough to be involved. This year’s Championship has been an excellent example of just how competitive the tournament is, with a consistently fine display of exciting, good quality rugby.”