Did we just witness the greatest round of Guinness Six Nations to close out the greatest edition of European Rugby’s biggest Championship? We sure did!

The 2026 Guinness Six Nations is concluded, and in a match that came down to the final minutes, France came away victorious over England.

Ireland powered to a commanding 43-21 victory over Scotland at the Aviva Stadium on Super Saturday, extending the Irish dominance in the fixture to 12 consecutive wins and keeping Ireland's Guinness Six Nations title hopes alive.

The final act of the 2026 Guinness Six Nations takes place under the lights in Paris, as France hosts England with the championship still hanging in the balance for Les Bleus.

Italy arrives in Cardiff for the final round of the 2026 Guinness Six Nations carrying a confidence that would have seemed improbable only a few seasons ago.

Ireland’s final outing of the 2026 Guinness Six Nations arrives with everything still to play for, as Scotland travels to Dublin for a decisive Super Saturday clash.

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Scotland tore a hole through the Guinness Six Nations title race with a thrilling 50-40 victory over France at Murrayfield, producing one of the most explosive performances of Gregor Townsend’s reign.

Steve Tandy’s Wales pushed Ireland all the way in Dublin with a fiercely committed display, before ultimately falling to a 27-17 defeat at the Aviva Stadium.

Andy Farrell’s Ireland was made to work for its points by a vastly improved Welsh team. Ireland edged Wales at the Aviva Stadium, 27-17.

Wales head coach Steve Tandy has made three changes to his starting XV for Friday night’s Guinness Six Nations clash against Ireland at the Aviva Stadium as his side looks to build on signs of improvement from a narrow defeat to Scotland.

New Zealand Rugby has appointed Dave Rennie as head coach of the All Blacks through to the 2027 Rugby World Cup, handing the experienced New Zealand coach one of the most scrutinised jobs in world sport.

England coach Steve Borthwick has overhauled his back line and made nine changes to his starting XV for Saturday’s Six Nations clash against Italy in Rome, handing the fly-half reins to Fin Smith and shifting Tommy Freeman to outside center.

Preparations for Round 4 of the Guinness Men’s Six Nations are underway across Europe, with Ireland, France, England and Wales all confirming squad adjustments through injury, suspension returns and selection changes ahead of a pivotal weekend of fixtures.