You can still buy tickets to see England v Wales in the Six Nations this weekend, here’s how

The first major event of the rugby calendar, The Six Nations, has returned for another year, and England are facing Wales in their first match.

Kicking off at Twickenham Stadium on 7 February at 1640, most England v Wales tickets sold out fast, but we’ve spotted a few ways to get a seat in the stadium for this hotly anticipated rugby union clash.

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England v Wales tickets at Twickenham on 7 February, from £178

Steve Borthwick’s England team are in excellent shape, having not lost a game all year, since their opening to Ireland in last year’s Six Nations.

In last year’s Six Nations, rugby fans saw England defeat Wales at Cardiff with a score of 14 – 68.

Wales, who have lost their last 11 consecutive Six Nations matches, will be hoping to make a fresh start under recently appointed head coach Steve Tandy.

If you’d like to cheer on England or Wales from the stands, keep reading to find out how you can secure tickets.

Where to buy tickets for England v Wales at Twickenham

Tickets for all of England’s Six Nations games went on sale on the official eTicketing platform back in October 2025.

Consequently, most official tickets have sold out, but there are a tiny number of individual seats available at eTicketing if you don’t mind watching the match solo.

For couples or groups, there’s more availability on third-party ticketing sites like Hello Tickets and Viagogo.

Prices change frequently, so we recommend checking multiple sites to get the best deal, but the current options are:

• England v Wales tickets at Viagogo, from £185 – buy here
• England v Wales tickets at Hello Tickets, from £178 – buy here
• England v Wales tickets at StubHub, from £198 – buy here

Where to watch England v Wales on TV?

If you can’t make it to Twickenham, it’s easy to catch the action on TV.

BBC and ITV hold joint broadcasting rights to the Six Nations 2026, with the matches split equally between the two channels.

Here are all the Six Nations 2026 fixtures, with kick-off times and channels.

Thursday February 5

• France v Ireland: 8.10pm, ITV

Saturday February 7

• Italy v Scotland: 2.10pm, BBC One
• England v Wales: 4.40pm, ITV

Saturday February 14

• Ireland v Italy: 2.10pm, ITV
• Scotland v England: 4.40pm, ITV

Sunday February 15

• Wales v France: 3.10pm, BBC One

Saturday February 21

• England v Ireland: 2.10pm, ITV
• Wales v Scotland: 4.40pm, BBC One

Sunday February 22

• France v Italy: 3.10pm, ITV

Friday March 6

• Ireland v Wales: 8.10pm, ITV

Saturday March 7

• Scotland v France: 2.10pm, BBC One
• Italy v England: 4.40pm, ITV

Saturday March 14

• Ireland v Scotland: 3.10pm, ITV
• Wales v Italy: 5.40pm, BBC One
• France v England: 8.10pm, ITV

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