6 Nations England Fixtures
February – March 2025
Known as ‘The Home of Rugby Union’ Twickenham Stadium is one of the most iconic rugby venues in the sport. Over the years, Twickenham has undergone massive changes, including the recent redevelopment of the famous East Stand. Twickenham now holds 82,000 rugby fans making it the world’s largest dedicated rugby union venue.
It has hosted the biggest matches in the sport, including the 1991 and 2015 World Cup Finals, and six European Champions Cup Finals have been hosted at Twickenham (2000, 2004, 2012, 2015 & 2021).
The unrivalled England rugby history and unique atmosphere at this world-renowned venue make it a must-visit ground for any rugby fan.
Saturday 8th February – England v France, 16:45 GMT
Saturday 22nd February – England v Scotland, 16:45 GMT
Sunday 9th March – England v Italy, 15:00 GMT
Example package inclusive of:
- Four-course pre-match meal
- Champagne reception
- Inclusive bar (beer, wines, house spirits, soft drinks) for 3 hours pre and 1.5 hours post-match – including Draft Guinness and Cask Ales
- Private tables of 10 or 12 guests with smaller parties on a shared table basis
- Hot meal post-match
- Former England and British & Irish Lions International, Tim Stimpson, as your MC and host for the day
- Additional former England & France rugby international players Q&A
- Matchday programme
- Car parking is available on request subject to availability
The Guinness Six Nations occupies an incredibly special place in the sporting calendar, with fans anticipating its return each year. With the 2024 Championship over, fans can already start to look forward to its return in 2025, with a set of fixtures that promise drama, world class sporting entertainment, and unmissable experiences for fans all over the world.
With over a century of heritage, boasting passionate sporting rivalries, and games that live in the memories of fans the world over, the 2025 Championship promises to add to this legacy.
