The opening game of the competition for Wales is at home to Scotland on Saturday the 3rd of February. It’s a late afternoon kick off at 4.45, so the streets of Cardiff will be rammed basically all day long. Be mindful of traffic and travel disruption if you’re planning on coming anywhere the capital on Saturday, with thousands of fans expected in the city centre.

Then same time the following week on Saturday 10th February, we travel to the old enemy as Wales take on England at Twickenham in what is always one of the most anticipated games of the competition. A win here would be massive for Wales, and with both sides having seen brighter days, you never know.

In the final three fixtures, we travel to Dublin on the 24th February for an early Saturday kick off, in what will arguably be the most difficult game of the competition, before home games against France on the 9th March and Italy on the 16th March to finish.