The final weekend of the Guinness Six Nations will see Ireland attempt to secure a first Grand Slam in five years.
Steve Borthwick's England face Ireland in Dublin a day after St Patrick's Day, and face the enormous task of beating the world's top-ranked team, who are also one of the favourites to win the World Cup later this year.
Elsewhere, Warren Gatland's Wales will look to end their campaign on a high with a shock victory away in Paris against an in-form France, while Italy travel to Scotland.
It will be the final competitive Test match for all teams before the World Cup kicks off in France in September.
Six Nations kick-off times and TV channel info
- Scotland v Italy: 12.30pm, BBC One and iPlayer. Coverage begins at 12pm
- France v Wales: 2.45pm, ITV1 and S4C, and ITVX and S4C Clic. Coverage begins at 1.55pm on ITV and 2pm on S4C.
- Ireland v England: 5pm, ITV1. Coverage begins at 4.30pm on ITV1.
The Six Nations table ahead of Super Saturday
- Ireland - 19 pts
- France - 15 pts
- Scotland - 10 pts
- England - 10pts
- Wales - 5 pts
- Italy - 1 pt
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