The BBC has announced it’s agreed an exclusive deal to broadcast Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland men’s international football matches in the run-up to the FIFA Men’s World Cup 2026. Rhodri Talfan Davies, Director of BBC Nations, says:

Scotland and Wales face off this evening in an intriguing Six Nations clash. A change of head coach did not produce a chance of fortunes for Wales, as interim boss Matt Sherratt was unable to mastermind a win over defending champions Ireland but did see a much-improved performance from the beleaguered Welsh side.

Graham assesses his options before Murray confidently claims the high ball. Williams launches a box kick, and Kinghorn does brilliantly to collect it. Scotland then opt for another box kick, which Anscombe safely gathers. Scotland have scored four tries already securing their bonus point. Kinghorn kicks things off in Murrayfield.

The BBC will show all World Cup qualifiers for the men's teams of Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland live.

Scotland welcome Wales to Murrayfield in the fourth round of the 2025 Six Nations Championship. Wales are the whipping boys of this edition of the competition, having played three, lost three, although they were much improved against Ireland in round three.

Scotland survived a fierce Welsh comeback to get back to winning ways in the Six Nations with a 35-29 success at Murrayfield. The contest bore striking similarities to last year’s clash in Cardiff, when Wales roared back from the same deficit to within a point of a remarkable comeback.

Here's how to watch the Six Nations 2025 match on TV and live stream as well as the latest team news. The Sporting News takes you through all the information you need to follow the game.