Six Nations Live

The opening fixture of the tournament sees France host Ireland, with kick‑off scheduled for 8.10pm, and the game will be staged at the Stade de France in Paris. Jill Douglas will front the broadcast, providing the programme’s coverage of the match.

The upcoming television slot, labelled ‘France v Ireland’, is set to kick off at 8.10pm. It’s the first episode of the championship series, presenting the opening encounter between the two nations. Viewers can expect a live transmission that marks the commencement of the tournament’s schedule. The coverage will be fronted by Jill Douglas, who will guide the audience through the match’s key moments. Douglas’s role involves introducing the teams, providing context for the contest and linking the on‑field action with studio analysis. Her presenting duties will shape the overall flow of the programme. The focus of the episode is the inaugural clash of the championship, pitting France against Ireland. As the opening match, it sets the tone for the competition and offers the first opportunity for the sides to stake an early claim. The programme will track the progress of the game from start to finish. The event takes place at the Stade de France, the prominent stadium situated in Paris. This venue provides the setting for the televised encounter, offering a capacity crowd and a backdrop familiar to international fixtures. The broadcast will capture the atmosphere within the arena as the two teams compete. The coverage will continue until the final whistle, ensuring the full contest is shown.