SIX NATIONS fans are gearing up for the 2024 edition which is just WEEKS away – and the people on the panel have been revealed.
Ireland will be determined to reclaim their crown after pulling off a sensational Grand Slam campaign in 2023.
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However, English fans are hoping new captain Jamie George can lead Red Rose to a first Six Nations triumph in four years.
But something that has gone under the radar is the star-studded lineup that this year’s competition will have off the field.
And SunSport is here to let rugby lovers know exactly who will be on the panel.
Who are the Six Nations 2024 pundits and commentators?
The BBC are yet to announce their pundits and commentary team, but ITV has revealed their line-up.
Mark Durden-Smith and Jill Douglas will be joined by World Cup winners, Jonny Wilkson, Lawrence Dallaglio and Maggie Alphonsi.
Welsh legends Jamie Roberts and Dan Biggar are also set to be on the scene along with Irish icons Brian O’Driscoll and Rory Best.
Super Scotsman Johnnie Beattie and Ian McGeechan will also be on punditry duties and they’ll also be joined by ex-England star Ugo Monye, Italian idol Sergio Parisse and French forward Benjamin Kayser.
As for the commentators, the line-up includes; Topsy Ojo, Gabriel Clarke, Nick Mullins, Miles Harrison, Shane Williams, Gordon D’Arcy, Ben Kay, Scott Hastings, David Flatman and Danielle Waterman.
How can I watch the Six Nations 2024?
The 2024 Six Nations will be hosted free-to-air on the BBC and ITV.
Fans can also stream the entire action on either BBC iPlayer or ITV X through their chosen mobile device or tablet.
Late last year, the Government denied giving the Six Nations ‘crown jewel’ status that would mean it stays with the BBC for the foreseeable future.
Six Nations 2024 FULL fixture list
Below is the game-by-game fixture list for this year’s competition:
France vs Ireland – Feb 2 (8pm)
Italy vs England – Feb 3 (2:15pm)
Wales vs Scotland – Feb 3 (4:45pm
Scotland vs France – Feb 10 (2:15pm)
England vs Wales – Feb 10 (4:45pm)
Ireland vs Italy – Feb 11 (3pm)
Ireland vs Wales – Feb 24 (2:15pm)
Scotland vs England – Feb 24 (4:45pm)
France vs Italy – Feb 25 (3pm)
Italy vs Scotland – Mar 9 (2:15pm)
England vs Ireland – Mar 9 (4:45pm)
Wales vs France – Mar 10 (3pm)
Wales vs Italy – Mar 16
Ireland vs Scotland – Mar 16
France vs England – Mar 16