Six Nations 2025: Fixtures, results and how to watch as Ireland go for three-peat
Everything you need to know about the upcoming 2025 Six Nations, including the fixtures, results and how to watch

The 2025 Six Nations is underway as the best of the northern hemisphere battle it out for top honours.
Ireland are the reigning back-to-back champions and are favourites to complete the three-peat. They are without head coach Andy Farrell, who has handed over the reins to Simon Easterby so he can focus on preparations for the 2025 British & Irish Lions tour of Australia.
But an Irish triumph is far from a forgone conclusion, with France and England still in with a shot at claiming the title.
The added intrigue of the British & Irish Lions tour continues to linger in the background, with no bigger stage for players to impress and secure a spot on the plane.
Every side is capable of claiming a scalp on their day, which is what makes it one of the most-loved tournaments in the sport.
Keep up to date with all the fixtures, results and more below.
🏅 Huge performances from this weekend's #Guinness Player of the match recipients 😎#GuinnessM6N pic.twitter.com/8UByzq6d5x
— Guinness Men's Six Nations (@SixNationsRugby) February 3, 2025
Six Nations fixtures and results
(All times GMT)
Round 1
- France 43-0 Wales
- Scotland 31-19 Italy
- Ireland 27-22 England
Round 2
- Italy 22-15 Wales
- England 26-25 France
- Scotland 18-32 Ireland
Round 3
- Wales 18-27 Ireland
- England 16-15 Scotland
- Italy 24-73 France
Round 4
- Ireland 27-42 France
- Scotland 35-29 Wales
- England 47-24 Italy
Round 5
Saturday, March 15
- Italy 17-22 Ireland
- Wales 14-68 England
- France 35-16 Scotland
Six Nations table
Here is how the Six Nations table looks after the latest round of fixtures.
🏆 Your final table! France are the Guinness Men's Six Nations champions for 2025! 🇫🇷 #GuinnessM6N pic.twitter.com/ranTqsEDWR
— Guinness Men's Six Nations (@SixNationsRugby) March 15, 2025
How to watch Six Nations rugby
In the UK, coverage will be shared across the BBC and ITV, while RTE and Virgin Media will broadcast the games in Ireland.
French fans can catch the action live on France Television and for those watching in Italy, Sky Italia is the place to be.