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2021 Guinness Six Nations fixtures, kick-off times and referees

28 Jan 2021

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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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pc 19 minutes ago

Many Springboks fans are saying same thing about the Lions

Would not say that at all. I was at the game and there was basic mistakes at penalty kicks leaving lines uncovered and poor tackles that resulting in the lions scoring freely when in territory.

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CM 50 minutes ago

Many Springboks fans are saying same thing about the Lions

Unfortunately as an Aussie, I only foresee further decline for the sport in Aus. The AFL and NRL are both looking to expand and are both as wealthy as ever. Any bit of talent is going to be eaten up by those behemoths and what will be left over for Aus rugby is likely going to be not much better then the talent we currently have, which is substandard.

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CM 1 hour ago

Andy Goode: Aussie comments didn't cover them in glory

As an Australian, I can cop the loss, they were just too good the Lions. They probably werent ready mentally for what Aus threw at them but credit to them, they come back beautifully. It was a great performance by the Wallabies and hopefully that will endear themselves to the Aussie public after a long streak of poor results.

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CM 1 hour ago

Andy Goode: Aussie comments didn't cover them in glory

No they wouldnt you tool, were you even alive in 2005? This Lions squad is one of the strongest Ive ever seen and they would seriously challenge the Boks and All Blacks as evidenced by their last tours. Dont talk rubbish son.

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GM 1 hour ago

Andy Goode: Aussie comments didn't cover them in glory

Even Martin Johnson admitted that Morgan’s cleanout might have been a penalty in minute one, but not in minute 80, given it would decide the test (and series). I don’t get that. If it’s a penalty, it’s a penalty, no matter the timing. Its does seem that, after the debacle of the last few minutes in 2017, when there was a clear off-side by the Lions, giving a game and series winning penalty to the All Blacks right in front of the sticks, that the rugby powers have decided that the Lions cannot lose. That’s okay, but please let the fans know before they waste their money watching what is supposed to be an even playing field.

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cw 1 hour ago

'Gutted' Joe Schmidt makes feelings clear over match-deciding call

Rules dont work that way. Its a bit like driving - Tizzano was there first, and has right of way. If he cant be moved legally, he cant be moved and he wins the penalty.

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BA 1 hour ago

Carlo Tizzano jackal lingers over Lions series win

If you listen to ref the contact is illegal in that he makes contact with neck and went in with arms out doesn’t tuck but deemed mitigation as a rugby collision as the arrive at the same time ..now Tizzano is def there first imo

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BA 2 hours ago

Carlo Tizzano jackal lingers over Lions series win

He is to the side and slightly to the back of Porter not ref obstruction if ref ain’t in front

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sf 2 hours ago

Many Springboks fans are saying same thing about the Lions

The boks played 3 easy games to start the year off and struggled to beat a unproven All Blacks team with new coaching staff at home. Nobody knows how they are going to play this year as they haven’t had a proper challenge yet.

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BA 2 hours ago

British & Irish Lions player ratings vs Wallabies | 2nd Test 2025 Lions series

Missed multiple kicks at goal threw that pass out kicked one out on the full 6 is fair go I reckon

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Utiku Old Boy 3 hours ago

'Gutted' Joe Schmidt makes feelings clear over match-deciding call

That is a load of BS.

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Utiku Old Boy 3 hours ago

'Gutted' Joe Schmidt makes feelings clear over match-deciding call

Too right.

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BA 3 hours ago

'Gutted' Joe Schmidt makes feelings clear over match-deciding call

If you listen to the ref the contact is a “rugby collision” because they arrive at the ball instantaneously with his eye (along with other refs) but if Morgan is a sec later that is def a penalty on the “contact” but was unavoidable due to both players going down to the collision at same time , now in your eye who was there first?

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BH 3 hours ago

Andy Goode: Aussie comments didn't cover them in glory

Everybody knows that if the Wallabies won in similar circumstances, all those UK journalists and former players would be throwing their toys out of the cot and crying like babies. So don’t act holier than thou.

And this is an A+ 9.5/10 Lions team with world-class depth made up of multiple standout players in every single position. On paper they should absolutely flog the bajeezus out of the woeful Wallabies and so far they’ve been barely above average in the two tests.

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BA 3 hours ago

'Gutted' Joe Schmidt makes feelings clear over match-deciding call

With you on this “instantaneous “ even live I saw Tizzano there first and at the ball easy, Morgan gets there 1 sec later and we not even having this argument as he does hit him on the neck, Joes “gutted” but I don’t think he is upset reckon he is bloody proud

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SM 3 hours ago

Michael Hooper weighs in on Jac Morgan clear-out

Huh. That's interesting. So how do any of the other 29 players who were cleared out like that during the match manage to get right back up and keep on going. Weird it affected him so badly at that specific time, when Aus really needed a penalty. Very peculiar indeed!

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BA 3 hours ago

'Gutted' Joe Schmidt makes feelings clear over match-deciding call

Would Rassie have bookended it with ? “ players make errors officials make errors we just have to accept that “ if he said exactly what Joe has Rassie would be in exactly the same position nothing to answer for, Joe was clear on his opinion but ultimately spoke little about it, all in all with the different aspects of the clean out the decision comes down to one thing was it instantaneous? If Morgan did the same thing 1 second later that is def a penalty