
Twickenham Stadium, London · 2027 Six Nations
Three home games at Twickenham
France, Italy and Scotland come to south west London in February and March 2027. Five categories from £60.
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England v France
Home fixtures
Tickets on sale for all 3 matches England play at home in the 2027 Six Nations.
Five categories, three tiers
The same five categories apply to all three matches. Every section of the ground carries the colour of its category, so the seating plan and the price list read as one thing.
Twickenham is a closed bowl of three tiers. Lower blocks wrap the pitch, Middle sits halfway up, Upper runs right round the top. What you pay depends on the tier and on whether you sit along a touchline or behind the posts.
Upper Tier Behind the Posts
North and South Stands, top tier, behind the posts and into the corners.
£60
Upper Tier Touchline
East and West Stands, top tier, high above the touchline with the whole pitch in view.
£70
Middle Tier
The middle ring, halfway up the bowl and running all the way round.
£80
Lower Tier Behind the Posts
North and South Stands, pitch level, right behind the kicker.
£85
Lower Tier Touchline
East and West Stands, pitch level along the touchline. The closest seats in the ground.
£105
How it works
Pick your seats
Choose a category on the Twickenham seating plan, or straight from the price list beside it.
Pay securely
Checkout runs over an encrypted connection, with several payment methods available.
Get your tickets
E-tickets arrive by email with the barcode you scan at the turnstile on the day.
Six weeks that run through Twickenham
The home campaign opens against France on Sunday 14 February 2027, the heaviest afternoon of the championship and the one most people try to get to first.
Italy follow six days later, then Scotland close it out on 13 March with the Calcutta Cup on the line.
All three are played at Twickenham Stadium, the 82,000 seat home of English rugby in south west London, a short walk from Twickenham station and around half an hour by train from Waterloo.



