Looking for a Christmas gift for a rugby fan? Here’s how to get Six Nations 2027 tickets

For the rugby super-fan in your life, there's nothing better than a trip to the Six Nations. This mainstay of the rugby season is an international tournament of titans that just gets better every year – so it really does make the ideal Christmas present.

Last time around, the results came down to a tense final match between France and England, with France winning by just two points, finishing on 48 vs England's 46.

Meanwhile, the Red Roses secured their 5th straight Grand Slam after beating France 43-28.

So, if the rugby fan in your life fancies catching a game on home turf or flying out to combine a love of rugby with a cheeky holiday, we've got you covered. Here's how you can snag tickets to the Men's or Women's Six Nations match of your choice today, with plenty of time to go before Christmas.

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The majority of Six Nations tickets have already gone on sale.

Tickets go on sale via each country's ticketing sites. They normally all go live in early autumn and availability usually remains high at this point.

Tickets for all Six Nations matches can be found on Ticketmaster or their respective country's ticketing page.

Availability is much lower now for the majority of matches, so if you're struggling to find seats, we'd suggest going through official hospitality sites like Keith Prowse and Seat Unique.

Yes! Through official hospitality sites like Keith Prowse and Seat Unique there are a range of hospitality packages available; at the very least, you’ll be getting a premium seat close to the pitch, access to an all-inclusive bar and food stalls, and live music.

For the England supporters, you can find tickets at England Rugby Ticketing. For the other nations, you'll also need to head to the respective ticketing sites or to the Six Nations official website.

It's no secret that rugby tickets have got a lot more expensive in recent years, often starting at around £60 for the big matches at Twickenham (AKA the Allianz Stadium). As we draw nearer, these prices will continue to go up, so if you're looking to score a cheaper seat, we'd suggest looking behind the posts or at the very back, where tickets will start at a much lower price.

However, the best way to see rugby for less is to simply go to a women's match! Tickets for the 2026 Women's Six Nations started from just £5.

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