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Six Nations 2025 Fixtures – Full Results, Table & Winner

Jack Freddie Cooper • 2026-04-20 • Reviewed by Hanna Berg

The 2025 Guinness Men’s Six Nations Championship concluded on 15 March with France securing the title following a dominant final-round victory. The tournament showcased high-scoring encounters across all five rounds, drawing large crowds to stadiums throughout Europe.

Beginning on 31 January and spanning seven weeks, the championship featured fifteen matches played between the six competing nations. Attendance figures consistently exceeded expectations, with several venues reporting sell-out crowds for key fixtures.

This guide presents the complete fixtures timetable, match results, final standings, and practical information for viewers and attendees planning to follow future tournaments.

Six Nations 2025 Fixtures Timetable

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Champion
France

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Start Date
31 January 2025

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End Date
15 March 2025

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Total Matches
15

Key Tournament Insights
  • France finished champions with 4 wins and 20 points, scoring 30 tries across five matches
  • England and Ireland both recorded 4 wins but finished behind France on points differential
  • Wales suffered a winless campaign, losing all five matches including a 68-14 defeat to England
  • Italy managed only one victory against Wales in Round 2
  • Super Saturday on 15 March featured three decisive matches concluding the championship
  • Several venues reported record attendances throughout the tournament
Team Played Wins Points
France 5 4 20
England 5 4 18-19
Ireland 5 4 18-19
Scotland 5 2 8-9
Italy 5 1 4
Wales 5 0 0

Six Nations 2025 Fixtures Results and Table

Round 1 Results

The championship opened on 31 January with France defeating Wales 43-0 at Stade de France in front of 77,752 spectators. The following day saw Scotland beat Italy 31-19 at Murrayfield, while Ireland edged England 27-22 at the Aviva Stadium in Dublin.

Round 2 Results

England claimed a notable victory over France on 8 February, winning 26-25 at Allianz Stadium, Twickenham in front of 81,000 fans. Earlier that day, Italy secured their only championship win by defeating Wales 22-15 in Rome. Ireland continued their strong start with a 32-18 victory over Scotland on 9 February.

Round 3 Results

Ireland extended their winning streak on 22 February with a 27-18 victory over Wales at Principality Stadium in Cardiff. England edged past Scotland 16-15 in a closely contested match at Twickenham. France responded emphatically on 23 February, defeating Italy 73-24 at Stadio Olimpico in Rome.

Round 4 Results

France delivered a commanding performance on 8 March, defeating Ireland 42-27 at the Aviva Stadium. Scotland narrowly overcame Wales 35-29 at Murrayfield, with the match officially recorded as a sell-out. England concluded Round 4 with a 47-24 victory over Italy at Twickenham on 9 March.

Round 5: Super Saturday Results

Super Saturday on 15 March showcased three simultaneous matches to decide the championship. Ireland defeated Italy 22-17 in Rome, while England routed Wales 68-14 at Principality Stadium. France clinched the title with a 35-16 victory over Scotland at Stade de France in front of 78,226 spectators.

Championship Decider

France’s victory over Scotland on Super Saturday secured the championship, with the result confirming their position at the top of the final standings. The match was attended by 78,226 fans at Stade de France.

Who Won the Six Nations 2025?

France won the 2025 Guinness Men’s Six Nations Championship, securing their position with four victories from five matches. According to comprehensive tournament records, France accumulated 20 points across the championship, scoring 30 tries in the process.

France’s campaign included decisive victories against Wales (43-0), Italy (73-24), Ireland (42-27), and Scotland (35-16). Their only defeat came against England in Round 2, falling 25-26 at Twickenham in a closely contested match.

England finished second in the final standings, having defeated both France and Wales comprehensively during the tournament. Ireland claimed third place, with their four wins including a victory over England in the opening round.

Tournament Dominance

France’s 30 tries scored across five matches represented the highest attacking output in the championship. Their 43-0 victory over Wales and 73-24 win against Italy demonstrated consistent scoring capability throughout the tournament.

Six Nations 2025 Fixtures on TV and Tickets

Television Coverage

Matches were broadcast through national broadcasters across participating nations. Viewers in the United Kingdom could follow games through BBC and ITV, with both networks providing extensive coverage of all fifteen matches throughout the championship.

Ticket Availability

Most 2025 fixtures achieved sell-out status, with Scottish Rugby confirming that the Scotland v Wales encounter at Murrayfield on 8 March was officially sold out. The high demand for tickets reflected growing spectator interest in the championship.

Official ticketing for future tournaments is managed through governing body websites and venue-specific platforms. Hospitality packages remain available at major stadiums including Murrayfield and Twickenham for supporters seeking premium experiences.

Future Tournament Planning

The 2026 Six Nations Championship is scheduled to begin on 5 February with a match between France and Ireland. Ticket information for upcoming tournaments can be obtained through official Six Nations channels and venue websites.

Youth and Development Matches

Supporting age-grade fixtures ran alongside the main championship, including U20 matches between competing nations. Scotland U20 faced Wales U20 on 7 March as part of the development pathway programme.

Complete Match Timeline

  1. — France 43-0 Wales at Stade de France, Paris (77,752 attendance)
  2. — Scotland 31-19 Italy at Murrayfield, Edinburgh
  3. — Ireland 27-22 England at Aviva Stadium, Dublin
  4. — Italy 22-15 Wales at Stadio Olimpico, Rome
  5. — England 26-25 France at Allianz Stadium, Twickenham
  6. — Scotland 18-32 Ireland at Murrayfield, Edinburgh
  7. — Wales 18-27 Ireland at Principality Stadium, Cardiff
  8. — England 16-15 Scotland at Allianz Stadium, Twickenham
  9. — Italy 24-73 France at Stadio Olimpico, Rome
  10. — Ireland 27-42 France at Aviva Stadium, Dublin
  11. — Scotland 35-29 Wales at Murrayfield, Edinburgh (sell-out)
  12. — England 47-24 Italy at Allianz Stadium, Twickenham
  13. — Italy 17-22 Ireland at Stadio Olimpico, Rome
  14. — Wales 14-68 England at Principality Stadium, Cardiff
  15. — France 35-16 Scotland at Stade de France, Paris (78,226 attendance)

What We Know and What Remains Unclear

Established Information Unconfirmed Details
France won the 2025 championship with 20 points Exact bonus point breakdowns for all teams
All 15 matches completed as scheduled Specific television audience figures
France scored 30 tries across the tournament Individual player statistics compilation
Wales finished last with zero points Official attendance verification for all venues
2026 tournament begins 5 February Complete fixture list for 2026 championship

Championship Context and Background

The 2025 championship represented another chapter in the historic competition between European rugby unions. France’s victory marked a continuation of their recent competitive form, following a period of rebuilding after previous tournaments.

The tournament structure remained consistent with previous years, featuring home and away fixtures across the six competing nations. Stadia across France, England, Ireland, Scotland, Wales, and Italy hosted the matches, with attendances reflecting strong public interest in the championship.

England’s narrow 26-25 victory over France in Round 2 proved significant, as it represented the only match France lost during the campaign. This result highlighted the competitive balance between the leading nations while France ultimately demonstrated superior consistency across the championship.

The 2025 championship showcased high-quality rugby across all participating nations, with attendances exceeding expectations at multiple venues.

— Tournament review based on official match records

Summary

The 2025 Guinness Men’s Six Nations Championship concluded on 15 March with France securing the title following their 35-16 victory over Scotland. The tournament ran smoothly across fifteen matches, with strong attendance figures and competitive fixtures throughout. For those interested in other major sporting events, the Australian Open 2026 Results: Alcaraz Wins Men’s Title provides additional context on international sports competitions.

Frequently Asked Questions

When did the 2025 Six Nations Championship begin?
The championship began on 31 January 2025 with France defeating Wales 43-0 at Stade de France in Paris.
Which team won the 2025 Six Nations?
France won the championship with four wins from five matches, accumulating 20 points and scoring 30 tries.
How many matches were played in the 2025 championship?
Fifteen matches were played across five rounds between 31 January and 15 March 2025.
Did Wales win any matches in the 2025 Six Nations?
Wales lost all five of their championship matches, finishing last in the final standings with zero points.
When is the 2026 Six Nations Championship scheduled to begin?
The 2026 championship is scheduled to begin on 5 February 2026, with the opening match between France and Ireland.
Where can I purchase tickets for Six Nations matches?
Tickets are available through official governing body websites including sixnationsrugby.com and venue-specific platforms.
What was the Super Saturday result in 2025?
On Super Saturday, 15 March 2025, Ireland beat Italy 22-17, England defeated Wales 68-14, and France beat Scotland 35-16 to clinch the title.


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