The Six Nations Championship Has Begun
The Six Nations Championship has begun – one of the most prestigious rugby tournaments in Europe. Find the remaining fixtures, exact kick-off times in Lithuania and why this year’s opening match was played on a Thursday.
2/6/20261 min read
On February 5, one of the most prestigious rugby tournaments in the world — the Six Nations Championship — officially got underway. The competition features six European national teams: England, Ireland, France, Scotland, Wales, and Italy.
The Six Nations is widely regarded as the highest-level annual international rugby competition in Europe. Known for its long-standing rivalries, historic venues, and intense atmosphere, every match plays a crucial role in determining the final standings.
Below is the list of remaining Six Nations matches with official kick-off times.
Saturday, February 7
Italy vs Scotland | 15:10
England vs Wales | 18:40
Saturday, February 14
Ireland vs Italy | 16:10
Scotland vs England | 18:40
Sunday, February 15
Wales vs France | 17:10
Saturday, February 21
England vs Ireland | 16:10
Wales vs Scotland | 18:40
Sunday, February 22
France vs Italy | 17:10
Friday, March 6
Ireland vs Wales | 22:10
Saturday, March 7
Scotland vs France | 16:10
Italy vs England | 18:40
Saturday, March 14
Ireland vs Scotland | 16:10
Wales vs Italy | 18:40
France vs England | 22:10
The final day of the championship traditionally delivers the most drama, with all three matches played on the same day and the title often decided in the final fixture.
Where to Watch in Lithuania
In Lithuania, all Six Nations Championship matches are broadcast on the GO3 platform. GO3 offers live coverage of every match, as well as on-demand replays, making it the most convenient way for Lithuanian rugby fans to follow the tournament.
Interesting Fact
This year’s Six Nations Championship began on a Thursday, rather than the traditional weekend. The opening match was scheduled midweek to avoid a clash with the opening ceremony of the Winter Olympic Games in Milan, making it a rare exception in the tournament’s long history.
