BBC Sport and ITV have agreed a new four-year deal for the live free-to-air rights for the Men's Six Nations to 2029. The BBC will provide live TV coverage, TV highlights and digital clips of the championship, including five live matches involving Scotland and Wales each year.

New deal ensures ITV secures all of England’s matches for the duration of the four-year partnership with the BBC

ITV and BBC Sport have agreed a new four-year partnership for the live free-to-air rights for the Guinness Men’s Six Nations Championship, which will run concurrently from 2026 to 2029.

The Six Nations will remain on free-to-air in the UK for the next four years after a landmark deal was struck with ITV and BBC, Telegraph Sport understands.

The BBC and ITV have secured a four-year broadcast deal for the Six Nations, ensuring free-to-air coverage in the UK from 2026 to 2029. This agreement will maximize audience reach and generate revenue,

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The BBC and ITV have agreed a new four-year broadcast deal for the Six Nations, which will remain on free-to-air television in the United Kingdom, organisers announced on Friday. According to the agreement,

The Six Nations will be staying free to air through to 2029 after the announcement of a brand new TV deal. There had been questions over whether the annual spring rugby championship would be moving behind a paywall from next season.