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2021 Guinness Six Nations fixtures, kick-off times and referees
By PA
The 2021 Guinness Six Nations Championship will be a tournament like no other in its history. Before a ball is passed or kicked, it is quite simply not going to be the Six Nations as anyone knows it. The coronavirus pandemic has put paid to that, with games taking place behind closed doors as a result.
Below is a list of all the fixtures, referees and kick off times for the 2021 Guinness Six Nations:
What time does Italy versus France kick off?
Saturday, February 6: Italy v France (Stadio Olimpico, 1415 GMT).
Referee: Matthew Carley (England).
What time does England versus Scotland kick off?
Saturday, February 6: England v Scotland (Twickenham, 1645).
Referee: Andrew Brace (Ireland)
What time does Wales versus Ireland kick off?
Sunday, February 7: Wales v Ireland (Principality Stadium, 1500)
Referee: Wayne Barnes (England).
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What time does England versus Italy kick off?
Saturday, February 13: England v Italy (Twickenham, 1415).
Referee: Mike Adamson (Scotland).
What time does Scotland versus Wales kick off?
Saturday, February 13: Scotland v Wales (Murrayfield, 1645).
Referee: Matthew Carley (England).
What time does Ireland versus France kick off?
Sunday, February 14: Ireland v France (Aviva Stadium, 1500).
Referee: Luke Pearce (England).
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What time does Italy versus Ireland kick off?
Saturday, February 27: Italy v Ireland (Stadio Olimpico, 1415 GMT).
Referee: Mathieu Raynal (France).
What time does Wales versus England kick off?
Saturday, February 27: Wales v England (Principality Stadium, 1645).
Referee: Pascal Gauzere (France).
What time does France versus Scotland kick off?
Sunday, February 28: France v Scotland (Stade de France, 1500 GMT).
Referee: Wayne Barnes (England).
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What time does Italy versus Wales kick off?
Saturday, March 13: Italy v Wales (Stadio Olimpico, 1415 GMT).
Referee: Andrew Brace (Ireland).
What time does England versus France kick off?
Saturday, March 13: England v France (Twickenham, 1645).
Referee: Jaco Peyper (South Africa).
What time does Scotland versus Ireland kick off?
Sunday, March 14: Scotland v Ireland (Murrayfield, 1500).
Referee: Romain Poite (France).
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What time does Scotland versus Italy kick off?
Saturday, March 20: Scotland v Italy (Murrayfield, 1415).
Referee: Jaco Peyper (South Africa).
What time does Ireland versus England kick off?
Saturday, March 20: Ireland v England (Aviva Stadium, 1645).
Referee: Mathieu Raynal (France).
What time does France versus Wales kick off?
Saturday, March 20: France v Wales (Stade de France, 2000 GMT).
Referee: Luke Pearce (England).
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It is if he thinks he’s got hold of the ball and there is at least one other player between him and the ball carrier, which is why he has to reach around and over their heads. Not a deliberate action for me.
Go to commentsI understand, but England 30 years ago were a set piece focused kick heavy team not big on using backs.
Same as now.
South African sides from any period will have a big bunch of forwards smashing it up and a first five booting everything in their own half.
NZ until recently rarely if ever scrummed for penalties; the scrum is to attack from, broken play, not structured is what we’re after.
Same as now.
These are ways of playing very ingrained into the culture.
If you were in an English club team and were off to Fiji for a game against a club team you’d never heard of and had no footage of, how would you prepare?
For a forward dominated grind or would you assume they will throw the ball about because they are Fijian?
A Fiji way. An English way.
An Australian way depends on who you’ve scraped together that hasn’t been picked off by AFL or NRL, and that changes from generation to generation a lot of the time.
Actually, maybe that is their style. In fact, yes they have a style.
Nevermind. Fuggit I’ve typed it all out now.
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