How to watch Six Nations rugby: view every rugby match

The Six Nations Rugby 2023 tournament is just around the corner. England, Wales, Scotland, Ireland and Italy are competing to take the trophy from France. The tournament takes place over the course of five weeks. It's the biggest event in the rugby calendar for these six close neighbors and rivals.

NBC Sports and TV5 Monde are the main channels that show the Six Nations Rugby games in the US. FuboTV has both channels. Sling TV has TV-5, Hulu with Live TV and YouTube TV have NBC Sports. Peacock is a streaming service that shows the matches. It costs $4.99 per month.

The Six Nations Rugby games are either on BBC Sport or ITV Sport. For Wales games, S4C airs the matches with Welsh-language commentary. You can watch the games via the web using iPlayer or on smart TVs, mobiles, tablets and computers.

A VPN is a way to watch the Six Nations rugby tournament even if the national broadcaster is not broadcasting where you are. ExpressVPN is the No. 1-rated VPN in the world according to TechRadar.

The Six Nations games are played over five weekends. Each team plays once per week.

In the Six Nations Rugby each of the six countries has one stadium which will be used for some games. Italy has Stadio Olimpico in Rome, England has Twickenham in London, Wales has Principality Stadium in Cardiff, France has the Stade de France in Paris, Scotland has Murrayfield Stadium and Ireland has Aviva Stadium.

France won the Six Nations in 2000 and won Grand Slam. Wales, Ireland, England and France have won at least once in the last five years. Italy haven't won since 2000. They have been the Wooden Spoon for the past seven years since joining the tournament.

The tournament is called "Guinness Six Nations" because Guinness is the official sponsor. It's illegal for alcohol companies to sponsor sports in France, so the Guinness name is dropped for one of the six nations.