Wales v England start time and TV channel for Six Nations
by Dylan James · Wales OnlineWales host England in Cardiff on Super Saturday.
England have the opportunity to win the Six Nations when they face Wales at the Principality Stadium this weekend, with France and Ireland also still in with a chance of securing glory.
There's no title on the line for Wales, but if you think they're going to just let England win on their home patch, think again. Dafydd Jenkins echoed these sentiments in the week, simply saying: "I'm pretty sure they can win the championship, so we can't be having that in Cardiff, can we?"
England have won all three Six Nations meetings since 2022, with Wales' last win being in 2021, where they defeated the old enemy 40-24 on their way to another title, which was also the last time Wales got their hands on the trophy.
Here's everything you need to know about the clash in the Welsh capital.
When is Wales v England kick-off?
Wales v England kicks off at 4.45pm on Saturday, March 15, at the Principality Stadium in Cardiff.
Viewing details and TV channels
Wales v England is being shown live on BBC One and S4C.
Coverage on BBC One begins at 4pm and concludes at 7pm. Coverage on S4C begins at 4pm and concludes at 7.15pm.
You can live stream the game by using BBC iPlayer, you will need a BBC iPlayer account and a TV licence for this option.
Team news
Wales XV: Blair Murray; Ellis Mee, Max Llewellyn, Ben Thomas, Joe Roberts; Gareth Anscombe, Tomos Williams; Nicky Smith, Elliot Dee, WillGriff John, Will Rowlands, Dafydd Jenkins, Aaron Wainwright, Jac Morgan (captain), Taulupe Faletau.
Replacements: Dewi Lake, Gareth Thomas, Keiron Assiratti, Teddy Williams, Tommy Reffell, Rhodri Williams, Jarrod Evans, Nick Tompkins.
England XV: M Smith; Roebuck, Freeman, Dingwall, Daly; F Smith, Mitchell; Genge, Cowan-Dickie, Stuart, Itoje (capt), Chessum, T Curry, B Curry, Earl.
Replacements: Geroge, Baxter, Heyes, Hill, Cunningham-South, Pollock, van Poortvliet, Ford.
What have the coaches said?
Wales interim head coach Matt Sherratt: "Wales-England is always a special occasion and we know it will be an incredible atmosphere at Principality Stadium. We’re excited to finish our campaign at home and are looking to put in our best performance on pitch on Saturday."
England head coach Steve Borthwick: "We're excited to face Wales at the Principality Stadium this weekend, one of the most iconic venues in rugby. The atmosphere will be electric, and we know we’ll need to be at our very best to get the result we’re aiming for."