England vs Wales rugby: Kick-off time, TV channel, live stream free and team news for Six Nations match
ENGLAND are looking to keep their Six Nations title hopes alive as they host Wales at Twickenham. The Red Rose were narrowly beaten 20-17 away to Scotland in a match they dominated. But they bounced back by beating Italy to nil in Rome the following week. Wales meanwhile got their title defence off to the […]
ENGLAND are looking to keep their Six Nations title hopes alive as they host Wales at Twickenham.
The Red Rose were narrowly beaten 20-17 away to Scotland in a match they dominated.
But they bounced back by beating Italy to nil in Rome the following week.
Wales meanwhile got their title defence off to the worst possible start as they were hammered 29-7 in Ireland.
But they bounced back with a crucial 20-17 win over Scotland in Cardiff the following week.
However, the Dragons’ record at Twickenham leaves a lot to be desired as they haven’t won there since their famous 28-26 Rugby World Cup triumph in 2015.
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What time does England vs Wales kick off?
- England take on Wales on Saturday, February 26.
- The match kicks off at 4.45pm.
- It takes place at Twickenham.
- When the sides met last year, Wales triumphed 40-24 in Cardiff.
What TV channel is England vs Wales on and can I live stream it?
- England vs Wales is live on ITV.
- Coverage commences at 4pm – 45 minutes before kick-off.
- To stream the game live, head to the ITV Hub.
- To watch in Welsh, head to S4C.
Can I watch England vs Wales for free?
- Yes. ITV is free for all UK viewers with a TV licence.
- Get your TV licence here.
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Team news
Manu Tuilagi and Courtney Lawes are back in the England squad for this Twickenham grudge match.
Eddie Jones, and his opposite number, are expected to name their teams on Thursday for the Saturday encounter.
According to the Times, Louis Rees-Zammit has been dropped by Wales, 12 months after scoring a try against England in Cardiff.
A loss of form and confidence appears to have ousted the winger, 21, from Wayne Pivac’s squad and he will be available to play for Gloucester.
Wales will also have Taulupe Faletau to return in the back row, giving Pivac more options with the experienced No8 often saving his best performances for when the Welsh face the Red Rose.
Latest odds
England 1/6
Draw 25/1
Wales 9/2
*Odds from Betfair correct as of Saturday, February 26