England is looking to keep their slim championship hopes alive as they face the Azzurri in a crucial Six Nations match. The match will take place at Allianz Stadium, Twickenham, and promises to be an exciting encounter. Here’s all the information you need to watch England v Italy live, either on TV or online.
Heading into their final home fixture of the championship, England is still in contention for the title, but they’ll need a big win over Italy to stay in the race after France’s recent victory over Ireland. Italy, led by Gonzalo Quesada, has shown moments of brilliance this season, notably in their win over Wales, but they’re looking to bounce back from a tough loss against France.
The match kicks off at 3.00pm GMT / 4.00pm CET, and you can watch it for free in the UK, Italy, and France. Whether you prefer to watch on TV or stream online, this guide has all the details you need to tune in from anywhere in the world. Additionally, you can find a match preview and team news below.
Key Information:
– Date: Sunday, 9 March 2025
– Kick-off time: 3.00pm GMT / 4.00pm CET
– Venue: Allianz Stadium, Twickenham, England
– TV Coverage: ITV1, RTÉ2, TV8, France 2
– Online Streams: ITVX, RTÉ Player, FranceTV
– Watch from anywhere: NordVPN
In the UK, you can watch England v Italy for free on ITV, both on TV and through the ITVX streaming service. Viewers in Ireland can tune in via RTÉ, while Italian fans can watch on TV8. In France, the match will be broadcast on France 2 and FranceTV, all free to view.
If you’re overseas and want to stream the match, a VPN can help you bypass geo-blocks and watch as if you’re at home. VPNs also enhance security and privacy online. NordVPN, recommended by TechRadar, is currently offering a 70% discount during the Six Nations.
For rugby fans in the US, the match will be available on Peacock, while Australian viewers can watch on Stan Sport. New Zealanders can tune in on Sky Sport, and South Africans need SuperSport to watch the action.
England goes into the match as favorites, aiming to maintain their unbeaten record against Italy in the Six Nations. However, Italy is looking to cause an upset and secure their first-ever victory over England. The teams have made significant changes to their lineups, with key players stepping up for a crucial match.
The match officials for the game include Andrew Brace as the referee, Craig Evans and Luc Ramos as assistants, and Marius Jonker in the TMO booth. With England and Italy fielding strong squads, the stage is set for an intense battle on the pitch.
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