The Guinness Six Nations returns this weekend following a fallow week for an intriguing Round 3 – and fans in the UK can watch every moment of the drama.
All three matches will be shown live starting in Edinburgh on Saturday, as Scotland play France. After a narrow defeat to Wales in Cardiff in Round 2, the hosts will be eager to reignite their title hopes at BT Murrayfield.
Their memorable Round 1 victory over England displayed just how tough it is for visiting sides to win in the Scottish capital. France, though, will provide a stern test, as Les Bleus are the only team to have won both their matches.
Should they secure a first win in Edinburgh since 2014, they will be over halfway towards a Grand Slam.
BBC One HD will be broadcasting the game across Great Britain and Northern Ireland, with coverage starting at 1.15pm before kick-off at 2:15pm.
Once that match concludes, it will be time to head south for England’s clash with Wales at Twickenham.
Both sides bounced back from opening day defeats by winning in Round 2 and will lock horns in London for the latest instalment of the age-old rivalry.
Wales have not won at Twickenham in the Guinness Six Nations in ten years, but they did dispatch England 40-24 in last year’s encounter in Cardiff.
ITV will be on air from 4pm before the game kicks off at 4.45pm, while Welsh language viewers can tune in to S4C from 4.15pm.
ITV will also be the place to watch on Sunday, when Ireland welcome Italy to the Aviva Stadium.
The men in green suffered a 30-24 defeat away to France in Round 2, while Italy were beaten by England in Rome.
Both sides will be looking for a response and ITV’s coverage starts at 2.15pm ahead of kick-off at 3pm.
Fans in Northern Ireland have a choice of channel and can find the Ireland listings here.
SATURDAY 26 FEBRUARY
Scotland v France
Watch live on BBC ONE HD from 1.15pm, kick-off at 2.15pm
England v Wales
Watch live on ITV HD from 4pm, kick-off at 4.45pm
Watch live on S4C HD from 4.15pm, kick-off at 4.45pm
SUNDAY 27 FEBRUARY
Ireland v Italy
Watch live on ITV 1 HD from 2.15pm, kick-off at 3pm
