Rugby Union predictions

The 2026 Six Nations Championship ends this Saturday, and we have a real intrigue ahead of the last three games. It looked like France would easily defend the title right before the penultimate round of matches, when they suffered a surprising 50-40 loss in Scotland.

The 2026 Six Nations heads into its fourth round this weekend, with Scotland set to host France on Saturday. Scotland's campaign got off to an awkward start after a surprise defeat to Italy, but they showed real character by bouncing back with a strong win over England. France, however, have looked dominant throughout the tournament, sweeping aside every opponent and remaining the only nation yet to drop a game this year.

Wales host France at the Millennium Stadium on Sunday, desperately hoping to avoid finishing last in the Six Nations Championship for the third year in a row.

Scotland face England at Murrayfield Stadium on Valentine's Day, as it’s time for the oldest rivalry in rugby union history. The teams first met in March 1871, making it the earliest international rugby match ever. This will be the 144th test between the sides, and they were preparing for it in a completely different mood.

England welcome Wales to Twickenham for the opening round of the 2026 Six Nations, kicking off another chapter in one of rugby's greatest rivalries. The hosts are in outstanding form, having won 11 tests in a row. There is a growing sense that this could finally be the year they lift their first trophy since 2020.

This year's Six Nations Championship kicks off with a bang. The defending champions, France, host Ireland in the opening match on 5 February at the Stade de France.

The 2026 Six Nations Championship kicks off on 5 February, bringing together England, France, Republic of Ireland, Italy, Scotland and Wales for five rounds of pure sports entertainment across Europe.

Wales and South Africa are bringing the Autumn Nations Series campaign to a big finish on 29 November. The Springbooks arrive at Principality Stadium in Cardiff without a single loss this autumn, and are looking as strong as world champions should be. Wales have had a much tougher run, battling through some hard games and still trying to build momentum. With the team finally back home, this should be a huge occasion. Here's our detailed preview of the matchup and key betting tips.

The Autumn Nations Series is almost over, and you couldn't ask for a more principal encounter at the very end, as England host Argentina in Twickenham. While the football rivalry between the two countries can't be compared with anything else, the passions will still be running high on Sunday.

Ireland face world champions South Africa at the Aviva Stadium on Saturday, 22 November. The Springboks earned big wins over Japan, France, and Italy, but this matchup is never easy, as Ireland have defeated South Africa in four of the last five meetings. This will be the last game of the year for Ireland, so they will be looking to end their season on a high. Here at MightyTips, our experts break down what to expect and where the best betting value might be.

The Autumn Nations Series is in full swing, and on Sunday, Scotland will face Argentina at Murrayfield Stadium. The teams played 22 matches against each other, but haven't met since July 2022. The Scots had mixed results this year, but they are the favourites ahead of the test in Edinburgh.

England and New Zealand are set to renew one of rugby's greatest rivalries when they meet in Twickenham on 15 November. This game carries extra importance, as Steve Borthwick's men are on a nine-game winning run, yet they haven't beaten New Zealand since that famous 2019 World Cup semi-final. On the other side, the All Blacks arrive in London after a narrow escape against Scotland.

The stage is set for the rematch of the 2023 World Cup quarterfinal, as France will once again host South Africa at Stade de France in Saint-Denis. The Springboks won by a single point two years ago on the way to defending their world title in one of the greatest matches in history. Now Les Bleus want revenge, but the statistics are not on their side, to say the least.

It's that time of the year again, as international rugby union returns for the whole month of November. The teams from the Southern and Northern hemispheres traditionally battle against each other, and England will start with a home game against their old rivals, Australia, at Twickenham Stadium in South West London.