at what time and on which channels to watch the men’s and women’s Tournaments?

The French men’s XV will launch their Tournament against Ireland on Friday February 2 (9 p.m.) in Marseille. Les Bleues will wait until Saturday March 23 for an entry into contention at Le Mans against the XV du Trèfle (3:15 p.m.).

A France-Ireland clash at the start to set the tone. Fabien Galthié’s Blues have a revenge to take against Andy Farrell’s Greens, defending champions, during the 2024 Six Nations Tournament which will take place from Friday February 2 to Saturday March 16. Due to the work carried out at the Stade de France to prepare for the hosting of the Paris Olympic Games, no matches will be played in this venue.

The Bleues of David Ortiz and Gaëlle Mignot will try to put an end to English supremacy (five consecutive Grand Slams). Their Tournament will run from March 23 to April 27. Franceinfo: sport takes stock of schedules and broadcasts.

All matches from the Men’s Tournament on France 2

On the boys’ side, the day after the clash between France and Ireland (February 2, 9 p.m.), Italy will host England (3:15 p.m.). Subsequently, Wales will host Scotland (5:45 p.m.). As usual, all of the Tournament matches will be broadcast on France 2 and france.tv.

The times will be exactly the same for each day (3:15 p.m. and 5:45 p.m. on Saturday, 4 p.m. on Sunday) except the last: Saturday March 16, where all matches will be played on the same day (3:15 p.m., 5:45 p.m. and 9 p.m.).

The Crunch, a clash between France and England, will also close this 2024 edition. It will be played at Parc OL in Lyon, after the French XV will have played Ireland in Marseille (February 2) and Italy in Villeneuve-d’Ascq (February 25).

All Les Bleues matches on France 2, the rest on france.tv

The Women’s Tournament will begin the week following the last day of the men’s competition, Saturday March 23 (France-Ireland, 3:15 p.m.). To observe the five posters of Les Bleues, you will have to tune into France 2. The rest of the Tournament matches will be broadcast on france.tv.

Like last year, the title, or even the Grand Slam, could be decided on the final day during the Crunch. The Chaban-Delmas stadium in Bordeaux will be the scene of this clash scheduled for April 27 at 5:45 p.m. Previously, the French will have played at Le Mans on March 23 against Ireland and at the Jean-Bouin stadium in Paris (against Italy on April 14).