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A superb opening weekend win in the Six Nations for England over last years Grand Slam winners Ireland means they are now odds on favourites to win the tournament. Wales produced a remarkable comeback against an error-prone Francen and Scotland did exactly as everybody expected in beating Italy. There are sure to be many more twists, turns and upsets and the series progresses but Ireland now look…

The final match on the opening weekend of the tournament, as the favourites and defending champions welcome England to the Aviva Stadium. Ireland secured only the third Grand Slam in their history last year, dominating the competition from start to finish, to end up four points clear at the top of the standings. That momentum shows no sign of stopping, and their performances in the autumn…

The opening weekend of the competition continues at Murrayfield, where the hosts start as strong favourites against the Azzurri. Scotland won both of their home matches in the 2018 tournament on their way to finishing third in the standings behind Ireland and Wales, while Italy finished bottom of the pile for the third successive year. With some promising performances in the autumn…

John Inverdale introduces coverage from the Stade de France in Paris, where the 2019 tournament gets under way. A combination of excellent results for Wales in the autumn internationals and a dismal run of form for the French mean that Warren Gatland's men start this match as favourites, as they aim to claim the title for the first time since 2013. This is the beginning of the end of an era for…

The Six Nations kicks of on Friday and we've put together a list of all the fixtures so you won't miss any of the action! Don't forget that you can watch live coverage of every match from anywhere in the world with our VPN!   Round One France vs Wales: 8pm (GMT) 1 February 2019, Stade de France Scotland vs Italy: 2.15pm (GMT) 2 February 2019, Murrayfield Ireland vs England: 4.45pm (GMT) 2…

The Six Nations kicks off on Friday and whoever you’re supporting, you won’t want to miss a second of the action! We've put together a comprehensive list of which TV stations around the world will be providing coverage of the event along with links to their websites so wherever you are, you won't miss a thing! If, however, you are an expat from one of the twelve countries listed below, or…

BBC Sport will be covering all 16 round four ties on television, radio and online and the draw for the fifth round will be live on The One Show on Monday at 19:00. Championship side Millwall host Premier League club Everton on Saturday at 17:30 and holders Chelsea face Championship Sheffield Wednesday on Sunday 18:00. Mark Chapman will present the draw and will be joined in the studio by…

Watch coverage of the fourth-round tie at Emirates Stadium, as the two most successful teams in the competition's history battle it out. The sides have lifted the trophy 25 times between them, with the Gunners winning 13 of those and their most recent triumph coming in the 2016/17 season. United last prevailed in 2016 and were defeated by 1-0 by Chelsea in last season's final, but will be hoping…

During the coming week Brexit will be high on the news agenda. You can follow all of the twists and turns,  the parliamentary proceedure, the opinion and the facts from wherever you are in the world with our quick and easy to install UK VPN.  From just £4 per month you can access online news and current affairs on the BBC ITV and Channel 4 from outside of the UK. Don't miss out...JOIN…

Twenty-two matches take place on Saturday, with the all-Premier League tie between Bournemouth and Brighton one of seven starting at 12:30 GMT*. There are 10 games kicking-off at 15:00, including holders Chelsea against Nottingham Forest. Five ties follow at 17:30, including League One side Blackpool against record 13-time winners Arsenal. You can watch highlights of the 15:00 games on the BBC…