The Autumn Nations Series is just weeks away, with Scotland raising the curtain against the Australia on the last Saturday of October.
Northern and Southern Hemisphere teams go head-to-head over a month of spine-tingling entertainment, and there are still seats to be filled at the 22 titanic tussles.
SCOTLAND
Scotland welcome New Zealand for the first time in five years in November, after facing Australia and Fiji in Weeks 1 and 2.
They finish off with a clash against Argentina at Murrayfield and while tickets are sold out for the Test against the All Blacks, you can still secure a spot for the other three here.
WALES
Wayne Pivac’s men play New Zealand in their opening Autumn Nations Series match, before hosting Michael Cheika’s Pumas, their World Cup Pool C opponents Georgia, and finally Australia.
If you want to head to the Principality for any of these mouth-watering match-ups, click here.
IRELAND
South Africa, Fiji, and Australia will all visit the Aviva Stadium in November and Andy Farrell’s team will hope to repeat their result against the world champions in 2017.
That was the last time the Springboks travelled to Dublin and were on the end of a 38-3 drubbing – head here to find ticket information for all matches.
ENGLAND
England kick-off their Autumn Nations Series with Tests against Argentina and Japan, before two mammoth battles with the All Blacks and the Wallabies.
You will need to be a First XV member to buy tickets for the matches against New Zealand and South Africa and more information can be found here.
FRANCE
Les Bleus face three tough fixtures against Australia, South Africa and Japan as they tour the country ahead of next year’s Rugby World Cup.
Their match versus the Wallabies takes place at the Stade de France, while South Africa and Japan travel to Marseille and Toulouse respectively
Tickets can be bought here.
ITALY
Finally, Italy have a trio of games, the first held in Padua against Samoa, followed by Dave Rennie’s Wallabies’ trip to Florence.
They finish their Autumn Nations Series in Genoa where the Springboks will hope to avoid just their second-ever defeat to the Azzurri.
