Ireland vs England

Date: 21/2/2026

KO Time: 14:10

Location: Twickenham, London

Ireland started off the game with immense pressure, and Jack Crowley scored the opening penalty in the first 9 minutes of the game. England had a few chances to score, but Ireland just kept stopping them with brilliant defence. Ireland are playing more like Ireland. Ireland played a fast-paced game and controlled England left, right and centre. They scored three fast running tries, earned loads of penalties and used them effectively. Ireland thought they would hang on until half time, but a late try in overtime was scored from Dingwall in the 42nd minute, ending the first half England 7, Ireland 22.

France vs Wales

Date: 14/2/2026

KO Time: 15:10

Location: Millenium Stadium, Cardiff

An enjoyable first half with some exhilarating breaks from France and a lot of struggle from a Welsh point of view. Matthieu Jalibert destroyed defences, scoring a try and being involved in almost every attacking moment. France opened the scoring in the very first minute with a try from Emilien Gailleton.

Wales struggled badly in the first 15 minutes — the crowd went quiet and the players’ heads seemed to drop. Then a beautiful restart led to a Welsh try, finished brilliantly by Rhys Carre in the 17th minute, which lifted Welsh spirits.