Rugby Six Nations 2024 – Live TV Coverage on the BBC, ITV

The 2024 Six Nations will take place from 2nd February to 16th March 2024.

Ireland enter the competition as reigning champions for the fifteenth time, having won the Grand Slam for the fourth time in 2023.

The BBC and ITV will once again share live coverage of the tournament. ITV will air ten games while the other five are shown on the BBC.

BBC

Gabby Logan will present live match coverage on BBC One and BBC iPlayer.

She will be joined by Rugby Union legends including Sam Warburton, Martin Johnson, John Barclay, Jonathan Davies, Chris Paterson and Dylan Hartley.

Ugo Monye will return to present Six Nations Rugby Special on BBC Two, featuring in-depth analysis of the weekend matches.

Nigel Owens will provide refereeing analysis with Sonja McLaughlan and Lee McKenzie sharing pitch-side reporting duties.

Match commentary will come from Andrew Cotter, plus highlights commentary from Sara Orchard, Gareth Rhys Owen and Alastair Eykyn.

ITV

Mark Pougatch and Jill Douglas will front ITV’s coverage.

They will be joined by England World Cup winners Jonny Wilkinson, Lawrence Dallaglio, and Maggie Alphonsi, former England back Ugo Monye, former Ireland captain Brian O’Driscoll, fellow former Irish skipper Rory Best, Welsh legends Jamie Roberts and Dan Biggar, former Scotland and Lions coach Sir Ian McGeechan, former Scottish international Johnnie Beattie, Italy great Sergio Parisse, and former French forward Benjamin Kayser.

Topsy Ojo will combine presenting duties with his role as reporter, alongside reporter Gabriel Clarke.

Joining them in the commentary box will be Nick Mullins and Miles Harrison, plus co-commentators Shane Williams, Gordon D’Arcy, Ben Kay, Scott Hastings, David Flatman and Danielle Waterman.

Fixtures