After two Six Nations games were played Saturday, as Scotland faced Wales with France hosting Ireland, we'll see the final game of the round two on Sunday afternoon.
England will travel to Rome to face Italy as they'll look to bounce back from a disappointing loss to Scotland last week.
It's the third time in three consecutive years that England have lose their opening game of the Six Nations - and they'll need to win, and will hope to do so comfortably, against a struggling Italian side.
It would certainly be a shock if England are not able to defeat Italy, with head coach Eddie Jones telling his team to be ruthless.
Italy performed admirably for large parts of their game with France last week, before the French took control and won comfortably.
Here's all you need to know about Sunday's Six Nations schedule.
What time is today's match and where can I watch on TV?
Coverage of the game will be shown on ITV 1 and ITV Sport. You can also stream the game on the ITV Hub app.
It will begin at 2:15pm with kick off at 3:00pm.
Italy vs England lineups
Italy: Padovani, Mori, Brex, Zanon, Ioane, Garbisi, Varney, Fischetti, Lucchesi, Ceccarelli, Cannone, Ruzza, Steyn, Lamaro, Halafihi.
Subs: Faiva, Traore, Pasquali, Sisi, Negri, Pettinelli, Fusco, Marin.
England: Steward, Malins, Marchant, Slade, Nowell, Smith, Randall, Genge, George, Stuart, Ewels, Isiekwe, Itoje, Curry, Dombrandt.
Subs: Cowan-Dickie, Marler, Sinckler, Chessum, Simmonds, Youngs, Ford, Daly.
Odds
Italy to win: 14/1
England to win: 1/50
Draw: 50/1
Odda via SkyBet (subject to change).
