The start of the Six Nations is nearly upon us and this year's tournament looks set to be one of the most competitive in years with five teams looking like mounting a title challenge.
Bristol have two players in England's squad in Kyle Sinckler and Harry Randall with the incoming Bristolian Ellis Genge also in Eddie Jones' plans along with former Bristol flyer Max Malins, who is now back at Saracens.
With the matches being played separately over the course of five weekends it will be possible to watch all 15 of the matches should you choose to do so.
Here is all the key information you will need for watching this year's Six Nations:
Where can I watch the games?
All of the games will be broadcast live on terrestrial television with BBC and ITV sharing the rights to all of the games throughout the six weeks of competition.
What is the schedule?
ROUND 1
Saturday February 5, 2022
- Ireland vs Wales - 2.15pm - ITV
- Scotland vs England - 4.45pm - BBC
Sunday February 6, 2022
- France vs Italy - 3pm - ITV
ROUND 2
Saturday February 12, 2022
- Wales vs Scotland - 2.15pm - BBC
- France vs Ireland - 4.45pm - ITV
Sunday February 13, 2022
- Italy vs England - 3pm- - ITV
ROUND 3
Saturday February 26, 2022
- Scotland vs France - 2.15pm - BBC
- England vs Wales - 4.45pm - ITV
Sunday February 27, 2022
- Ireland vs Italy - 3pm - ITV
ROUND 4
Friday March 11, 2022
- Wales vs France - 8pm - BBC
Saturday March 12, 2022
- Italy vs Scotland - 2.15pm - ITV
- England vs Ireland - 4.45pm - ITV
ROUND 5
Saturday March 19, 2022
- Wales vs Italy - 2.15pm - BBC
- Ireland vs Scotland - 4.45pm - ITV
- France vs England - 8pm - ITV
