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Saturday, 17 February 2018

How to watch Six Nations Rugby 2018 | Which channel is it?


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The Six Nations Championship[a] (known as the Nat West 6 Nations for sponsorship reasons) is an annual global rugby union competition between the groups of England, France, Ireland, Italy, Scotland and Wales. The cutting-edge champions are England, having won the 2017 tournament.




The Six Nations is the successor to the Home Nations Championship (1883–1909 and 1932–39), performed between groups from England, Ireland, Scotland and Wales, which was the first global rugby union tournament.[1] With the addition of France, this grew to become the Five Nations Championship (1910–31 and 1947–99), which in flip grew to be the Six Nations Championship with the addition of Italy. The winners of the Six Nations Championship are once in a while unofficially referred to in the media as the European Champions or Northern Hemisphere Champions.



England keep the file for outright wins of the Home Nations, Five Nations and Six Nations tournaments, with 28 titles, though Wales follow closely with 26 outright wins with the addition of 12 shared victories to England's 10. Since the Six Nations generation started out in 2000, only Italy and Scotland have failed to win the Six Nations title, although Scotland were the final outright winners of the Five Nations.

In brief history of Wales rugby team: 


Early years (1881–1892)

Three rows of rugby players wearing their playing uniforms and caps
The 1895 Wales team serve on playing England in the Home Nations Championship

Rugby grip took root in Wales in 1850, following than Reverend Rowland Williams became Vice-Principal at St David's College, Lampeter, where he introduced the sport. Wales played their first international regarding 19 February 1881; organised by Newport's Richard Mullock, Wales played adjoining England, losing by seven goals, one decrease try and six tries to nil (80). On 12 March 1881, the Welsh Rugby Union was formed at The Castle Hotel, Neath. Two years highly developed, the Home Nation Championship  now the Six Nations Championship  was first played and Wales did not register a win. However, rugby in Wales developed and, by the 1890s, the Welsh had developed the four three-habitat formation. This formation  once seven backs and eight forwards, instead of six backs and nine forwards  revolutionised the sport and was eventually adopted around universally at international and club level.
First 'golden age' (1893–1913)

Several rows of players and officials wearing their playing uniform.
Wales' 1905 team that defeated New Zealand

With the "four three-quarter" formation Wales became Home International Champions for the first period in 1893; in the process winning the Triple Crown. Wales adjacent won the Championship in 1900, heralding the first "golden age" of Welsh rugby which was to last until 1911. They won two more Triple Crowns in 1902 and 1905,[9] and were runners happening in 1901, 1903 and 1904.


Rugby 6 Nations Full Fixture 2018 below.

Round One


Saturday February 3, Wales 34 - Scotland 7 (2.15pm kick-off; live on BBC, S4C, FR2, TV3, DMAX, NBC)

Saturday February 3, France 13 - Ireland 15 (4.45pm; BBC, S4C, FR2, TV3, DMAX, NBC)

Sunday February 4, England 46 - Italy 15 (3pm; BBC, S4C, FR2, TV3, DMAX, NBC)

Round Two


Saturday February 10, Ireland 56 - Italy 15 (ITV, FR2, TV3, DMAX, NBC)

Saturday February 10, England 12 - Wales 6 (ITV, FR2, TV3, DMAX, NBC)

Sunday February 11, Scotland 32 - France 26 (ITV, FR2, TV3, DMAX, NBC)

Round Three


Friday February 23, France vs Italy (8pm; BBC, FR2, TV3, DMAX, NBC)

Saturday February 24, Ireland vs Wales (2.15pm; BBC, FR2, TV3, DMAX, NBC)

Saturday February 24, Scotland vs England (4.45pm; BBC, FR2, TV3, DMAX, NBC)

Round Four


Saturday March 10, Ireland vs Scotland (2.15pm; ITV, FR2, TV3, DMAX, NBC)

Saturday March 10, France vs England (4.45pm; ITV, FR2, TV3, DMAX, NBC)

Sunday March 11, Wales vs Italy (3pm; ITV, FR2, TV3, DMAX, NBC)

Round Five

(Super Saturday)

Saturday March 17, Italy vs Scotland (12.30pm; ITV, FR2, TV3, DMAX, NBC )

Saturday March 17, England vs Ireland (2.45pm; ITV, FR2, TV3, DMAX, NBC )

Saturday March 17, Wales vs France (5pm; ITV, FR2, TV3, DMAX, NBC )

Remarkable:

With this win, England won their 15th consecutive Six Nations home game, breaking their previous record of 14 between 1998-2003.

Leigh Halfpenny was originally named in the starting XV but fell ill the night before the match. Gareth Anscombe replaced him in the starting XV, and centre Owen Watkin came onto the bench.

This was the lowest aggregate score in a Six Nations match since England beat Ireland 12-6 in 2013.

World Rugby later confirmed that the TMO incorrectly disallowed a try scored by Gareth Anscombe. Click here to know more about.

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