Only a week ago, it looked like the Six Nations were going to have to find a new name for this weekend’s ‘Super Saturday’. Ireland appeared on course for the Grand Slam if they could beat France in Dublin and - given they would face Italy first up next - the drama of the final weekend looked like it would be lost.

The Six Nations will go down down to the final game with England holding out some hope of winning their eighth title.

Wales v England kicks off at 4.45pm on Saturday, March 15, at the Principality Stadium in Cardiff. Wales v England is being shown live on BBC One and S4C. Coverage on BBC One begins at 4pm and concludes at 7pm. Coverage on S4C begins at 4pm and concludes at 7.15pm.

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England has kept alive its Six Nations rugby title hopes by running in seven tries in a bonus-point 47-24 win over Italy at Twickenham that extended its perfect all-time test record against the Azzurri.

England are one win against Wales from a first Under-20 Six Nations Grand Slam since 2021 after a bonus-point victory over Italy in round four. Success in their final match in Cardiff on Friday will also secure back-to-back titles for Mark Mapletoft's side.

Wales deny England a first Under-20 Six Nations Grand Slam since 2021 with a remarkable victory at Cardiff Arms Park.

England head into their Six Nations finale against Wales in Cardiff on Saturday knowing a bonus-point win will give them their best chance of a first championship title in five years. Steve Borthwick's side can put the pressure on leaders France,