Rugby - TodayMidlands Hurricanes
14:00
Rochdale HornetsRugby - Today
13 fixtures on UK TV
Rugby union and rugby league enjoy passionate followings worldwide, from the traditional powerhouses of New Zealand, South Africa, and the British Isles to growing nations across Europe, Asia, and the Americas. The Rugby World Cup is the sport's pinnacle event, while annual tournaments like the Six Nations and The Rugby Championship showcase international rivalry at its finest. Club competitions in England, France, and the Southern Hemisphere provide year-round action.
There are 13 rugby fixtures on UK TV today.
English RFL Championship8
Rochdale HornetsDewsbury Rams
15:00
Halifax PanthersHunslet RLFC
15:00
Oldham RLFCNorth Wales Crusaders
15:00
Newcastle ThunderSheffield Eagles
15:00
Workington TownSwinton Lions
15:00
Doncaster RLFCWhitehaven RLFC
15:00
Goole VikingsSalford RLFC
15:00
London BroncosEnglish Rugby League Super League1
Castleford Tigers
15:00
Leeds RhinosAustralian National Rugby League2
Gold Coast Titans
38 - 32FT
Manly Sea EaglesDolphins
36 - 16FT
North Queensland CowboysCurrie Cup2
Free State Cheetahs
11:00
Golden LionsBoland Cavaliers
13:05
Blue BullsHow to Watch Rugby on UK TV
Rugby broadcasting varies by region and competition. Major tournaments like the Rugby World Cup and Six Nations secure global broadcast deals, while domestic leagues have regional broadcasters. Check the channel listings above to see which networks are showing today's matches in your area.
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Rugby TV Guide FAQ
When is the Six Nations?
The Six Nations Championship takes place annually from early February to mid-March, featuring England, France, Ireland, Italy, Scotland, and Wales competing across five weekends.
What is the Rugby World Cup?
The Rugby World Cup is the sport's premier international tournament, held every four years. Twenty nations compete over six weeks, with the tournament rotating between host nations.
What's the difference between rugby union and rugby league?
Rugby union features 15 players per team with contested scrums and lineouts, while rugby league has 13 players with simplified set pieces. Both codes have professional leagues and international competitions.