One of rugby's most entertaining annual traditions returns on June 27 as Wales takes on the Barbarians at Allianz Stadium in Twickenham.
The match brings together an exciting mix of international stars, experienced veterans and attacking rugby that has become synonymous with the Barbarians brand.
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This year's fixture also carries added significance as Welsh legend George North prepares to play the final match of his professional career against the nation he represented 121 times.
For Wales, the match serves as the opening step in a busy international schedule that includes the inaugural Nations Championship later this summer. The contest also provides supporters with an opportunity to see several of rugby's biggest names in action before the Test season intensifies.
Fans in the United States can watch the match live on FloRugby, the home of international rugby coverage, exclusive live events, match replays, highlights and rugby content from around the world.
How To Watch Wales Rugby vs. Barbarians In The United States
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What Time Is Wales Rugby vs. Barbarians?
Wales Rugby and the Barbarians will kick off at 9 a.m. ET on June 27 at Allianz Stadium in Twickenham, England. The match features a star-studded Barbarians squad that includes Faf de Klerk and George North, who is set to play the final match of his professional rugby career.
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