2023 men Six Nations The third round is on its way to an exciting conclusion, with a second and final rest week following the completed fixtures, and preparing all six countries for even a two-week sprint.
Ireland is on its way to a grand slam beat Welsh at Cardiff on opening day before knocking down France in a fascinating Round 2 fixture between the two best sides in the world and made three to three Struggle for victory against brave Italy in Rome.
The Azzurri greatly impressed, despite three defeats. Little opening day loss to grand slam champions France and their fighting performance against Ireland gives real hope to repeat last year’s success and beat Wales in Round 4. With Warren Gatland only narrowly avoiding a player strike that canceled their 3rd Round match against England, Wales were in complete disarray and wooden spoon will be on the line When they encountered Kieran Crowley’s men.
Scotland followed up with a dramatic Kolkata Cup win against England in the opening round with Wales’ record defeat and then they had the misfortune of seeing their grand slam prospects ended in Paris during an exciting Test match, France as they head back to Ireland from a Round 2 loss to keep their title hopes alive. Meanwhile, England are building under new coach Steve Borthwick and the Kolkata Cup has replaced their disappointment to start the Six Nations. a much more impressive 31-14 victory over Italy and A tough 20-10 win at Cardiff against a Welsh side in crisis.
Here are the Six Nations 2023 fixtures and UK TV channels:
1st round
Saturday, February 4
Sunday, February 5
2nd cycle
Saturday, February 11
Sunday, February 12
Round 3
Saturday, February 25
Sunday, February 26
4th round
Saturday, March 11
Italy – Wales14.15, Stadio Olimpico, Rome (ITV)
England – France16.45, Twickenham, London (ITV & BBC)
Sunday, March 12
Scotland – Ireland15:00, Murrayfield Stadium, Edinburgh (BBC & S4C)
Round 5
Saturday, March 18
Scotland – Italy12.30pm, Murrayfield, Edinburgh (BBC & S4C)
France – Wales, 14.45, Stade de France, Paris (ITV)
Ireland – England17:00, Aviva Stadium, Dublin (ITV)