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England are attempting to seal a record third consecutive title while Ireland lead the charge against them, with Joe Schmidt’s side travelling to Twickenham on the last day of the championship.
Wales look to have the toughest fixture list, as they have to go away to both England and Ireland in their quest to win a first Six Nations in five years.
Meanwhile, at the other end of the table, Scotland and Italy could find themselves in a “Wooden Spoon” playoff when they meet in Rome on the final day of the tournament.
(all times UK; home team first)
Saturday February 3, Wales vs Scotland (2.15pm kick-off; live on BBC)
Saturday February 3, France vs Ireland (4.45pm; BBC)
Sunday February 4, England vs Italy (3pm; ITV)
Saturday February 10, Ireland vs Italy (2.15pm; ITV)
Saturday February 10, England vs Wales (4.45pm; ITV)
Sunday February 11, Scotland vs France (3pm; BBC)
Friday February 23, France vs Italy (8pm; BBC)
Saturday February 24, Ireland vs Wales (2.15pm; ITV)
Saturday February 24, Scotland vs England (4.45pm; BBC)
Saturday March 10, Ireland vs Scotland (2.15pm; ITV)
Saturday March 10, France vs England (4.45pm; BBC)
Sunday March 11, Wales vs Italy (3pm; BBC)
Saturday March 17, Italy vs Scotland (12.30pm; ITV)
Saturday March 17, England vs Ireland (2.45pm; ITV)
Saturday March 17, Wales vs France (5pm; BBC)
