Rugby Six Nations and Rugby World Cup Fever in UK

Rugby Six Nations and Rugby World Cup Fever in UK

European rugby fans are snapping up tickets for the mouth-watering battles coming up in the UK’s super-popular Six Nations rugby tournament starting in February. The RBS Six Nations is a teaser for the main six-week long rugby event ahead - the much anticipated Rugby World Cup tournament hosted by the United Kingdom from September 18 to October 31.

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On February 6, 2015, Wales host England in Cardiff at Millenium Stadium to open the competition.

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Then on February 7th, Ireland travels to Italy and Scotland will go to France for matches close enough for fans to manage easily. No need to miss any of the exciting fixtures!

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On February 14th, England host Italy at Twickenham Stadium. Then Wales travel to France to compete at Stade de France in Paris.

Ireland and England will clash in one of the most exciting matches of the tournament on March 1 at Aviva Stadium in Dublin, Republic of Ireland before Ireland travels to face Wales on March 14 at Millenium Stadium in Cardiff, UK.

Italy host France the following day on March 15 at Stadio Olimpico in Rome, Italy.

If you get organized, you and your friends can attend every match! See you at the games.

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Leicester flanker Tom Croft and Northampton lock Christian Day got England Six Nations call-ups from England head coach Stuart Lancaster for the Lions’ 34-man training squad that assembled today in order to prepare for England’s opening game against Wales a week from now. Croft has won 38 caps for Leicester along with five caps for the Lions to date. Uncapped Day and Croft replaced recently injured Geoff Parling and Tom Wood.

Day will compete for one of two starting Lions’ births with Locks Dave Attwood, Graham Kitchener, Geoff Parling and George Kruis.

Also injured are England’s Owen Farrell, Kyle Eastmond, Luther Burrell, Joe Launchbury, Ed Slater, Courtney Lawes, and Brad Barritt.