Guinness Men’s Six Nations tickets UPDATE

Last week’s Supporters Club pre-sales for tickets to the 2025 Guinness Men’s Six Nations tickets were subject to a suspected bot attack. Working closely with Ticketmaster, we have reviewed these sales and identified accounts that we believe purchased tickets not intended for personal use. All these suspected tickets have been cancelled.

As a result, there will be another pre-sale of tickets to Scotland Supporters Club members from 8am tomorrow morning, Thursday 12 December. (There is limited availability for tickets to the Ireland and Wales games.) All tickets remaining after tomorrow’s pre-sale will be made available for general sale from 8am on Friday 13 December.

PLEASE NOTE: Everyone with accounts affected by the bot attack have been contacted by Scottish Rugby via email. (Please check your email inbox, including the junk folder.) Therefore, Scotland Supporters Club members who bought tickets last week and have not received an email from us in this regard, can assume their ticket(s) are safe and valid.

The sale U20 match tickets, scheduled for this week, will now take place next week: The Supporters Club pre-sale on Monday 16 December and the general on Tuesday 17 December.

Scotland Fixtures

Scotland kick off the 2025 Guinness Men’s Six Nations Championship with two home games. First up is Italy on Saturday 1 February, kick-off 2.15pm (with the following game Ireland v England on the big screen in the West Fan Village afterwards) then the following weekend we welcome Ireland to Scottish Gas Murrayfield (Sunday 9 February, kick-off 3pm). The final home game is against Wales on Saturday 8 March, kick-off 4.45pm (with the Ireland v France on in the West Fan Village beforehand).

Ticket Information

The Six Nations Weekend Pass
The Six Nations Weekend Pass is designed to cater for the many thousands of supporters in Edinburgh for Scotland’s home weekends in the 2025 Guinness Men’s Six Nations Championship against Ireland, Wales and Italy.  Each available Weekend Pass includes a ticket to both games in the one weekend: the Scotland U20 match at Hive Stadium, and the Scotland Men’s game the following day at Scottish Gas Murrayfield. Because of the capacity of Hive Stadium for the U20s games, the number of Weekend Passes made available for purchase is strictly limited (as over half the seats at Hive remain available for sale as individual match tickets).

Six Nations Weekend Pass: Italy
Friday 31 January               Scotland U20 v Italy U20, Hive Stadium, kick-off 7.15pm
Saturday 1 February           Scotland v Italy, Scottish Gas Murrayfield, kick-off 2.15pm

Six Nations Weekend Pass: Ireland
Saturday 8 February           Scotland U20 v Ireland U20, Hive Stadium, kick-off 7.45pm
Sunday 9 February              Scotland v Ireland, Scottish Gas Murrayfield, kick-off 3pm

Six Nations Weekend Pass: Wales
Friday 7 March                      Scotland U20 v Wales U20, Hive Stadium, kick-off 7.15pm
Saturday 8 March                 Scotland v Wales, Scottish Gas Murrayfield, kick-off 4.45pm

You can find out more about Scotland U20 – the current World Rugby U20 Trophy Champions – and this season’s U20 Six Nations Championship HERE.

Scotland Games

Scotland v Italy
Saturday 1 February, kick-off 2.15pm
Scottish Gas Murrayfield
The last time Italy came to Scottish Gas Murrayfield, a Blair Kinghorn hat-trick helped Scotland to a 26-14 win. This season’s two-point loss in Rome (despite out-scoring Italy 4 tries to 3) will act as an extra motivator to kick-off the 2025 Guinness Six Nations in winning style.

Scotland v Ireland
Sunday 9 February, kick-off 3pm
Scottish Gas Murrayfield
For many the best team in the world for the last two years, Ireland followed last season’s Grand Slam with another Championship win this year. Scotland will be looking to emulate the 2017 team that beat Ireland at Scottish Gas Murrayfield, which included a cheeky lineout intrusion from one of the backs… Remember that one?

Scotland v Wales
Saturday 8 March, 4.45pm
Scottish Gas Murrayfield
Scotland recorded their biggest winning margin against Wales two years ago at Scottish Gas Murrayfield (35-7) and then, this year won in Cardiff for the first time in 22 years, racing into an incredible 27-0 lead, before a stirring Welsh comeback took the hosts back to within a point.

Essential Matchday Information

To help you plan your day at Scottish Gas Murrayfield, you can find all the essential information you’ll need at our Scotland International Matchday page, including:

• Getting to Scottish Gas Murrayfield
• Getting into the stadium
• Entry requirements
• Facilities at the stadium
• Things to see and do
• FAQs