Where to watch the Autumn Internationals 2026

Watch the 2026 Nations Championship live at the pub
The Autumn Internationals return in November 2026 as the Northern Hemisphere stage of the inaugural Nations Championship. Following three rounds in the Southern Hemisphere in July, the tournament resumes with England, Ireland, Scotland, Wales, France and Italy hosting some of the world’s leading rugby nations, before Finals Weekend at Allianz Stadium, Twickenham, from 27–29 November.
Looking for where to watch the Autumn Internationals? The Young’s pubs listed below will be showing the 2026 Nations Championship live on HD screens, with perfectly poured pints, matchday food and an atmosphere that’s hard to beat.
Tables fill up quickly for the biggest fixtures, so find your nearest rugby pub, book your table and settle in for every tackle, try and last-minute winner.
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Autumn Internationals 2026: Nations Championship fixtures
All kick-off times are shown in UK & Ireland time
Round 4: 6th–8th November 2026
Friday 6th November
Ireland v Argentina 8:10pm
Saturday 7th November
Italy v South Africa – 11:40am
Scotland v New Zealand – 2:10pm
Wales v Japan – 4:40pm
France v Fiji – 8:10pm
Sunday 8th November
England v Australia – 3:10pm
Round 5: 13th–15th November 2026
Friday 13th November
France v South Africa – 8:10pm
Saturday 14th November
Italy v Argentina – 11:40am
Wales v New Zealand – 2:10pm
England v Japan – 4:40pm
Ireland v Fiji – 8:10pm
Sunday 15th November
Scotland v Australia – 3:10pm
Round 6: 21st November 2026
England v New Zealand – 2:10pm
Scotland v Japan – 2:10pm
Ireland v South Africa – 4:40pm
Italy v Fiji – 4:40pm
France v Argentina – 8:10pm
Wales v Australia – 8:10pm
Nations Championship Finals Weekend: 27–29 November 2026
Friday 27th – Sunday 29th November 2026
All 12 nations head to Allianz Stadium, Twickenham with their opponents determined by where they finish in their respective Northern and Southern Hemisphere standings. Fixtures TBC.
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With over 270 pubs across London and the South of England, there’s a Young’s pub ready for every try, tackle and triumph of the Nations Championship. Round up your rugby-loving mates, grab a pint and book your spot for all the match-day action.
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Where to watch in East London

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Find a pub showing the rugby





Adam & Eve
Fitzrovia, London W1T 3QQ
The lively party destination pub found in the bustling hub of Soho, between Oxford Circus and Tottenham Court Road.





The Albert
Kingston, London KT2 7PX
Whether you’re a football fan, rugby is your favourite or you prefer sports with a racquet, we're the best place in Kingston to watch the next game.




Alexander Pope
Twickenham, London TW1 4RB
Just a stone's throw from Twickenham Stadium, the home of England rugby, there's no better place to prop-up the bar for an afternoon of live sport. In the summer months when the sun is shining enjoy a chin-dribbling burger from the Shack and screen in the garden to catch all the action.




Alfie's
Winchester SO23 9BA
Best spot in Winchester to watch sport with 5 screens inside, 3 outside in the covered garden area and another 2 in the uncovered garden area, along with the ability to show 3 different events at the same time.





Aragon House
London SW6 4RB
Sitting on the edge of idyllic Parson's Green, our historic venue plays host to weddings and events, in addition to our luxurious hotel, restaurant, garden and bar.




Bath Brew House
Bath BA1 2BX
At Bath Brew House, we show all the big matches from Premier League football and rugby to Wimbledon, cricket, and more all across multiple screens.




Bath Cider House
Bath BA1 5LS
Watch the best live coverage of your favourite sports on our screens. From Summer Internationals and Six Nations to FA Cup Final and World Cup we have it covered here.






The Bear
Oxshott, Surrey KT22 0JE
In the heart of the Surrey village of Oxshott, this beautiful country pub is full-to-the-brim with traditional character and known for its delightful food offer.






Bedford Arms
Chenies, Hertfordshire WD3 6EQ
The Bedford Arms is a countryside stunner, perfect for weekend tournament viewing with roaring atmosphere, great screens and unbeatable pub grub.





The Bell
Fetcham, Surrey KT22 9ND
Nestled in the Surrey Hills between Bocketts Farm Park and Norbury Park.





The Bell
Stow-on-the-Wold, Gloucestershire GL54 1AJ
Perched at the foot of the peaceful Stow-on-the-Wold, this English country pub brims with quintessential Cotswoldian quirkiness and boasts 14 bedrooms, perfect for a weekend stopover in the countryside.






Belle Vue
London SW4 7AA
Showcasing a range of sporting events on both Sky Sports & TNT Sports, this is the perfect spot for catching all the action.
Some of our best rugby pubs
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From legendary rugby pubs close to the action at Twickenham to big-screen favourites across London and the South, we know a thing or two about matchday.
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The Bulls Head, Chislehurst
The Bulls Head, Chislehurst

Alexander Pope, Twickenham
Alexander Pope, Twickenham

The Libertine, Bournemouth
The Libertine, Bournemouth

Dirty Dicks, London
Dirty Dicks, London

