Will Wales vs England go ahead? Six Nations latest with fixture in doubt due to strikes – TV channel and stream info

21.02.2023 20:48

ENGLAND’S trip to Cardiff to face Wales is in serious doubt.

A near-unprecedented situation leaves fans with tickets or even a perch at their local boozer none the wiser as to whether it is going ahead.

Wales were taught a lesson by high-flying Scotland in round two

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Wales’ players are threatening to pull off a strike over pay, board representation and their controversial 60-cap rule.

Warren Gatland was left ashen-faced when he was unable to name his team as scheduled on Wednesday and the WRU have to name a team by Thursday.

If they are unable to do so the game will not go ahead.

Steve Borthwick’s side were stunned by Scotland in their opening fixture.

However, the Red Rose bounced back at Twickenham having secured their first win of the championship against Italy.

Meanwhile, Wales have had a disastrous start to their Six Nations campaign.

Warren Gatland’s men suffered an embarrassing 34-10 defeat to league leaders Ireland, before being rumbled by Scotland at Murrayfield in round two.

And it’s not looking good for Warren Gatland’s men as they currently sit bottom of the standings.

When is Wales vs England?

Wales Six Nations clash with England is set to take place on Saturday, February 25.
Kick-off is scheduled for 4:45pm UK time.
The Principality Stadium in Cardiff will play host and has a capacity of 74,500.

Wales vs England will be shown on BBC One and S4C in the UK.
It can be streamed for free on the BBC iPlayer app which can be downloaded to your mobile device or tablet.