Scotland v Wales

Saturday, 13th February

  • Kick Off Time
    16:40
  • 📍
    Match Venue
    London sports bars
  • 📺
    Watch Location
    London Watch Location
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London Watch Location
Venue TBC

London Watch Location

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📊 Match Preview

Scotland face Wales at Scottish Gas Murrayfield in Edinburgh in Round 2 of the 2027 Guinness Men’s Six Nations on 13 February 2027, kick-off 16:40 GMT. This is one of the Celtic derbies of the tournament — a match played between two proud rugby nations with a long shared history and genuine competitive intensity whenever they meet. Scotland, playing at home in Edinburgh, will be strong favourites given their current form and the considerable home advantage that Murrayfield provides, but Wales are never a team to be written off in the Six Nations regardless of their form heading in. The Welsh rugby tradition runs deep and their players know exactly what it means to represent the Red Dragon in the championship. With both teams typically desperate to bank points after their opening-round results, this second-round clash will be played at pace and with real intensity. Scotland’s home form at Murrayfield has been impressive in recent seasons and their attacking play makes them an entertaining team to watch when at their best. In London, this is the second match of a Saturday double-header alongside Italy v Ireland earlier in the afternoon, making Round 2 Saturday one of the most enjoyable days of Six Nations watching in the capital. Welsh and Scottish communities in London are both passionate Six Nations followers, and the combination of two compelling games in one day makes this one of the busiest weekends in London’s rugby calendar. Get to your sports bar early and stay for the full afternoon.

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