Rugby Union is one of the biggest sports on the planet and to see national teams in action, there is always plenty of demand.
Whether it is the Rugby World Cup, the Six Nations, Autumn internationals or club rugby, SeatPick is here to help you find the best possibvle tickets.
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The Rugby World Cup
The Rugby Union World Cup only comes around once every four years and has progressively become larger and more popular every time.
In 2019 the tournament was played in Japan in front of a watching audience of millions, and the 2023 Rugby World Cup, took place in France with similar numbers.
Fans from around the world descended on France to soak up the atmosphere.
For the 2027 World Cup in Australia, you might look to organize an itinerary with the relevant association, such as England rugby travel partners, to line up hotels and flights; as for the best seats in the house, we have you covered.
The Six Nations Championship
This annual tournament pits the six major European rugby unions head to head, and it's a competition that regularly plays out in front of sell-out crowds, and that's both the case at major venues like Twickenham Stadium or the Principality Stadium as well as the Stadio Olimpico in Italy, which is more commonly associated with Serie A football sides AS Roma and Lazio.
The Irish Rugby Football Union side is currently ruling the roost in the Six Nations despite failing to make a real impact in France at the Rugby World Cup.
England, France, Scotland, Wales, Ireland, and Italy do battle in this hugely popular international showdown.
Autumn Internationals
These usually take the form of European nations travelling to face teams in the southern hemisphere for a series of matches.
Australia, South Africa, New Zealand, and Argentina are typically the countries that touring sides will visit.
European Club Rugby
As well as international action, rugby fans will pack out stadiums for club action.
In England, the main competition is the Gallagher Premiership, and across Europe, the leading tournament is the European Rugby Champions Cup, and this is where the best rugby clubs across the continent face off.
