How To Watch Scotland Vs Wales: TV Channel And Live Stream Info For Six Nations Celtic Clash

Check out our helpful guide below on how to watch Scotland Vs Wales in the Six Nations – including TV channel and livestream information.

Scotland face Wales at Murrayfield on Saturday, looking to bounce back from two defeats in their previous two matches.

After beating Italy on the opening weekend, the Scots lost to reigning champions Ireland before a one-point defeat to England at Twickenham last time out.

Wales, meanwhile, are still chasing their first win of the campaign after losses to France, Italy and Ireland.

However, they looked much-improved in their 27-18 loss to Ireland, and will have gained a great deal of confidence from their performance.

But despite their improved display, the best UK rugby betting sites still have Scotland as firm favourites at 2/17.

Wales are 36/5 underdogs, but could still spring a surprise.

Below, we’ve detailed everything you’ll need to know in order to watch Scotland Vs Wales on TV or via live stream.

How To Watch Scotland Vs Wales In The UK

Few events are free-to-air on UK TV these days, but the Six Nations is one of them.

Viewers can therefore catch every game live and in full, spread across BBC and ITV.

Scotland Vs Wales will be shown live on the BBC.

The only channel showing Scotland Vs Wales live on TV in the UK is BBC1.

Coverage starts from 16:00, with kick off following at 16:45.

Note: A valid TV license is required to watch live TV in the UK.

If you can’t access a TV for the match, don’t stress. You can still watch Scotland Vs Wales via live stream on any compatible device.

Just download the BBC iPlayer app, login or create a free account if you don’t have one.

Then, find BBC1 and stream the match live as if you were watching on TV.

Better still, if you are running a little late, you can opt to restart the coverage from the beginning and catch up with the action.

Note: A valid TV license is required to watch live TV in the UK.

Fans watching outside of the UK will have a variety of broadcasters – depending on their location.

We’ve therefore listed the relevant broadcasters in each of the participating Six Nations countries.