Wales U20 v England U20: Lineups and latest updates from Under-20 Six Nations
7:17PM
BBC will no longer show England Six Nations games as new free-to-air deal agreed
The Six Nations will remain on free-to-air for the next four years after a landmark deal was struck that means the BBC will no longer show England games, Telegraph Sport understands.
ITV will show all of England's games under the new deal, making Saturday's match between Wales and England the last shown on BBC until at least 2030.
The deal, which is said to represent a significant uplift to the existing one of £90 million over four years, will give ITV 10 games per Championship with the BBC showing the remaining five games. This will include Wales and Scotland home games as long as England are not involved.
Our chief rugby union correspondent Gavin Mairs has all the details.
7:14PM
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7:09PM
England U20 captain Tom Burrow speaking ahead of the game
'We talk a lot about brotherhood and there is a lot of truth behind that.
'A lot of us have played with each other for three to four years. It is not only good to be playing for your country but also with lads you have been close to over the last few years is pretty special.
'We are putting that brotherhood onto the pitch and it is resulting in wins which is what we want.'
7:05PM
Wales results so far
Round one- France 63-19 Wales
Round two- Italy 18-20 Wales
Round three- Wales 20-12 Ireland
Round four- Scotland 27-12 Wales
7:01PM
England results so far
Round one- Ireland 3-19 England
Round two- England 27-10 France
Round three- England 57-13 Scotland
Round four- England 33-24 Italy
6:58PM
Hosts arriving
📍 𝘾𝘼𝙋 🏟
The 20s are in the house 🔥 #SixNationsU20 #WALvENG pic.twitter.com/B3YvJqoWUF
— Welsh Rugby Union 🏴 (@WelshRugbyUnion) March 14, 2025
6:54PM
Visitors arriving for business
U20 Men In the building 🏠
The countdown to kickoff is on for England U20 Men's team v Wales in the @SixNationsU20 🔥
📺 LIVE on BBC iPlayer pic.twitter.com/sAS2TudDbT
— England Rugby (@EnglandRugby) March 14, 2025
6:47PM
Table going into the final round
England U20- 18 points
France U20- 15 points
Wales U20- 8 points
Italy U20- 6 points
Ireland U20- 5 points
Scotland U20- 5 points
6:43PM
Tonight's final round fixtures
Wales U20 vs England U20 7.30pm
Italy U20 vs Ireland U20 7.45pm
France U20 vs Scotland U20 8.15pm
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