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The six nations return to television screens with the BBC and ITV sharing the coverage of the annual championship again.
The combined agreement of the two terrestrial broadcasters takes place until the end of the 2025 edition, which makes it the last year of their coverage in the United Kingdom with doubts about what the future has in store for us.
A number of familiar faces will provide expert information and analysis in the Six Nations campaign, as well as new key additions.
Eddie Jones, who led to England between 2016 and 2022, is a new notable name added to the ITV list, with the Australian set still frank to manage the rule on his former team and their rivals.
Here you can expect to see and hear in the Six Nations.
ITV
ITV was first named their television range. The presenters Mark Pougatch and Jill Douglas will face their cover, Nick Mullins and Miles Harrison offering main comments. The former English international Topsy Ojo will present both an expert and a journalist, the ITV veteran, Gabriel Clarke, also provided reports in the field.
ITV Experts
Jonny Wilkinson
The goal of falling from the Wilkinson World Cup in 2003 remains the signature moment in the history of rugby of English men. Occasional occasional consultant of the national team, the former Half Fille won 97 caps and ended his club career by forging a dynasty on the French South Coast with Toulon.
Lawrence Dallaglio
The eight Dallaglio number was a key leader in the England winner of the World Cup and is now a regular, TNT Sports and first sports.
Eddie Jones
The very experienced coach is now back in charge of Japan after gradually more disastrous stays with England and Australia. Having worked in close collaboration with many players and was a key mentor of Steve Barthwick, the insight of Jones could be fascinating.
Maggie Alphonsi
The ex-Flanker Alphonsi was a key cog during the victory in England of the 2014 World Cup under Gary Street, and has become a familiar face on ITV and Sky since retirement, as well as to work as a regular columnist for The telegraph. She was the first woman winner of the prestigious Pat Marshall Memorial Award for Pat Marshall.
Ugo monye
The occupied monye will combine its work for ITV with its regular functions as co-host of the Podcast Daily Rugby Union of the BBC and presenter of Special rugbyThe Sunday Evening Failsals Show. The former English international has forged a varied and successful post-jeweler career, including a passage as captain on Sport question And an appearance on Strictly coming to dance.
Brian O’Driscoll
Considered one of the biggest centers in history and perhaps the most talented individual player in Irish Rugby, O’Driscoll is also a skilful expert. The triple player of the six nations of the championship won 133 caps for his country and appeared on four tours of British and Irish lions.
Rory Best
The Ulsterman, who was captain of Ireland at the World Cup in 2019, offers a measured vision of the procedures and the expertise that comes with 102 test departures from Hooker.
Jamie Roberts
The career of the former center of the Wales of Wales of the obstacle has made stops in England, France, South Africa and Australia, and the 36 -year -old is well qualified outside the field, obtaining a diploma in Medicine at the University of Cardiff and completing a master’s degree in medical sciences in Cambridge.
Dan Biggar
A second six nations since announced that his retirement sees Biggar continuing his trip to the expert world. A fierce competitor on the ground may well prove a clever analyst, after imposing as a columnist for the Daily mail While playing in Toulon.
Johnnie Beattie
Cappé 38 times for Scotland, it is for its French expertise that Beattie is particularly appreciated, with a six -year transition to Castres and Bayonne offering the old number eight an exceptional knowledge of the Top 14. Sister Jen won 143 international football ceilings.
Jim Hamilton
The former Scotland Lock Hamilton has become one of the most eminent voices of rugby, partly by being a content provider and producer for World Rugby’s Rugby scan platform.
Sergio Parisse
The biggest player in Italy ever returned after having made his debut in ITV at the 2023 World Cup after confirming his retirement shortly before the tournament. He will also appear on the BBC.
Benjamin Kayser
The bilingual kayser has become a popular expert on both sides of the canal. Scholarly and entertaining, the former Leicester and Clermont Auvergne Hooker studied at the University of Oxford and spent time training the Tunbridge Wells RFC recreational club in Kent.
ITV co-commentants
Shane Williams
Since he hung up his international boots as Wales record, try the scorer in 2011, Hot Stepper Williams has been a regular element on television. The 46 -year -old man remains a fitness fanatic.
Gordon d’Arcy
O’Driscoll’s longtime central partner, Arcy announced his retirement in 2015 after winning three champions cuts and 82 Ireland caps. It contributes to Irish Times.
Ben Kay
The winner of the World Cup in 2003, Kay, expressed the reputation of one of the most sharp and calm communicators of comments on comments since retirement. A regular functionality of the club’s rugby coverage on TNT Sports, The Lock joins well with the main commentator of ITV, Nick Mullins.
Scott Hastings
Hastings won 65 Scottish caps in the center, often in the same background line as Brother Gavin. Twice a tourist Lions, Hastings is also sometimes used as a main comment voice.
David Flatman
The former accessory of England Flatman is among the most popular rugby wordors of the game, adding a lightness and an expertise of scrum-time for the coverage.
Danielle Waterman
Testing in the final victory of the World Cup in England in 2014 on Canada, Waterman is another feet fleet in the list of ITV comments. Olympian in seven rugby, the ex-full back is an ambassador of Laureus, Guinness and HSBC.
Bbc
The very experienced Gabby Logan, one of the three new football hosts Day matchwill be in front of the BBC cover again, with the versatile Andrew Cotter’s top voice towards the comments teams throughout the tournament. The broadcaster will provide in -depth radio comments led by the rugby correspondent Chris Jones, of which Weekly rugby union Podcast’s partner Danny Care joins the television range after retirement from his duties at the end of last year.
Sam Warburton
Warburton led Wales to a World Cup semi-final in 2011 after being installed as a young skipper by Warren Gatland. Posseur of a spirit of lively rugby, Warbuton was forced to retirement after a certain number of injury problems, but has become a popular analyst on television, radio and the press Times.
Martin Johnson
The winning skipper of the World Cup in England in 2003, Johnson’s passage as a head coach was less successful, but there remains a very respected figure in sport and a measured perceptual expert.
John Barclay
Barclay impressed as an expert since his retirement in 2019 with 76 Scottish caps, many of which as captain. A long passage with the Scarlets also offers him an in -depth understanding of the Welsh game.
Jonathan Davies
Nicknamed “Jiffy”, the veteran Davies provides an expert on the two codes after a long career as a player in the league and in the union. The Welshman received a MBE in 1995 and an OBE in 2015.
Chris Paterson
Known for his precision of the tee, the former back-back Paterson ended his test career as a record of record points of the Scotland, and has since helped the national team as a trapper specializing in kicks .
Danny Care
New in the BBC television team, Care can remain a Harlequins player for another season at least, but his life in Monudirat has been underway for a long time. Man notes on the BBC radio and the release of Podast, the old half of melee in England is also a key figure for TNT Sports while they continue to extend their rugby portfolio.
Tommy Bowe
Twice a Lions tourist, Bowe won 69 Ireland caps during a prolific career which also presented a long passage in Wales with the oscreys. His days after the game were just as productive, with a large part of 40 -year -old morning television in Ireland alongside his work in sport.
Nigel Owens
The Welsh referee took charge of the 2015 Rugby World Cup final and became the first civil servant to supervise 100 international games shortly before retiring in December 2020. He will provide an expert overview on key decisions taken by the formulant teams during the tournament which worked recently as part of the fact as part as part of the game as part within the framework of the tournament as part within the framework From the tournament as part of the Wales country Tourna of Warren Gatland.
