Rugby today: TV channels, live stream, radio coverage for Ireland, Scotland and England clashes
All four home nations are in action this weekend with three of them all playing on Saturday in the autumn internationals
England face Fiji this weekend(Image: Photo by Patrick Khachfe – RFU/The RFU Collection via Getty Images)
The World Rugby Test window officially opens this week, with a whole host of rugby nations in action. England, Ireland and Scotland all play on Saturday, with Wales facing Argentina on Sunday afternoon in the only match of the day.
Despite the Test window only now being open, a number of teams were in action last week. England defeated a depleted Australia side 25-7 at Allianz Stadium in London, with Ireland losing out to New Zealand at Soldier Field in Chicago. There were also wins for Scotland and South Africa against USA and Japan, respectively.
Ireland will have felt hard done by last week when Tadhg Beirne was given a 20-minute red card for a largely insignificant incident with Kiwi legend Beauden Barrett.
Luckily for Ireland, that decision has been overturned by a panel and Beirne is now available for selection this weekend. This is the first time in four years that Ireland and Japan will play each other.
In what is also England’s second match of the autumn internationals, this week they will face Fiji in London. The most recent match between the nations was in the World Cup quarter-finals two years ago, where England won 30-24.
Ireland played New Zealand last week(Image: Photo by Raj Chavda/SOPA Images/LightRocket via Getty Images)
Rugby matches today
All matches shown here are being shown on TNT Sports and live-streamed on discovery+
Ireland v Japan – 12.40pm – TNT Sports 3 or discovery+
Scotland v New Zealand – 3.10pm – TNT Sports 1 and TNT Sports 3 or discovery+
England v Fiji – 5.40pm – TNT Sports 1 or discovery+
Italy v Australia – 5.40pm – TNT Sports 3 or discovery+
France v South Africa – 8.10pm – TNT Sports 1 or discovery+
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Sunday
Wales v Argentina – 3.10pm – TNT Sports 1 and S4C with live-streaming available on BBC IPlayer, S4C Online and discovery+
Radio information
Radio rights for the autumn internationals are held by the BBC, who will be providing live coverage of the November Tests on BBC Radio 5 Live.
