England vs France Tickets 2027 | Six Nations Twickenham
England have three home games to plan for at the 2027 Guinness Men’s Six Nations and their first assignment at Allianz Stadium, Twickenham, is a show-stopper against defending champions France in a Round 2 fixture on Sunday, 14 February at 15:10.
With little in the way of affection existing between these traditional rivals, the scheduling of Le Crunch on Valentine’s Day has a certain irony. Can the Red Rose send their French visitors back to the city of love broken-hearted?
A last-gasp Thomas Ramos penalty tipped the balance in France’s favour when Les Bleus faced England in last year’s Championship (48-26), and that was a title-clinching kick.
In fact, razor-sharp margins and dramatic late swings have been the norm in this fixture in recent years. That means anyone inside Twickenham on February 14th has a chance to witness something truly special, as the latest entry in this century-long rivalry is etched.
Below, you can find out how you can buy your own tickets for England vs France at the 2027 Six Nations. We’ve also shared details on the best seats at the Allianz Stadium, how to get to the ground and the history of the fixture.
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England vs France, Six Nations 2027: match snapshot
| Competition |
2027 Guinness Men’s Six Nations (Round 2) |
| Date and kick-off |
Sunday 14 February 2027, 15:10 GMT |
| Venue |
Allianz Stadium, 200 Whitton Road, Twickenham TW2 7BA |
| Gates |
Typically, 90 minutes to two hours before kick-off |
| Fixture |
Le Crunch (no formal trophy) |
| Last meeting |
France 48–46 England, Stade de France, 14 March 2026 |
| Last at Twickenham |
England 26–25 France, 8 February 2025 |
England vs France, Six Nations 2027: match preview, head-to-head and Le Crunch history
England vs France is the heavyweight fixture that the Championship has traditionally been built around. In the Six Nations era, post-2000, France and England rank in positions one and two, as the competition’s most successful teams, with eight and seven titles each.
Their Round 2 clash on Valentine’s Day in February 2027 marks the latest chapter of the nations’ long-running rivalry, the legacy of which includes some of the greatest rugby matches ever played.
Last year, England lost four games out of five in the Six Nations, which was a historically disastrous performance under Steve Borthwick, however, the Red Rose roused themselves on matchday 6 and took France to the wire in Paris before losing at the death (48-46) to the eventual champions.
Now, Les Bleus are chasing an unprecedented three-peat and their tussle at Twickenham is shaping up to be one of the stiffest tests of their 2027 Six Nations campaign.
Elliot Daly’s last-gasp try, and the subsequent Fin Smith conversion, earned England a valiant 26-25 win over France when the teams last met on English soil in February 2025, though the French have come out on top in four of the team’s last five encounters overall.
The wider record still belongs to England, however, and in 113 previous tussles since 1906, England have won 61 times to France’s 45.
Fabien Galthié’s side will arrive in London as champions and as the team to beat ahead of the World Cup in Australia later in the year. This will be the first of three England home games at the 2027 Six Nations and a win over the defending champions would represent a major, and unexpected, milestone for Borthwick.
See the full list of Six Nations 2027 tickets, more England rugby tickets and France rugby tickets. England’s other home games are against Italy on 20 February and Scotland on 13 March.
Twickenham Stadium guide
The epicentre of English rugby and one of the country’s most recognisable sporting venues, Allianz Stadium (or Twickenham to everyone who walks through the gate), has a capacity of 82,000, making it the largest dedicated rugby ground on the planet.
It sits in south-west London and like many other stadiums these days, it’s a cashless venue. Bags larger than A4 size will be turned away, though if you’re stuck, you can use the paid bag drop service at Webb Ellis House on matchday.
For a 15:10 kick-off, you should aim to be through the gates by 14:15. That should give you ample time for bathrooms, food and drink before you settle into your seat for the anthems and the action. Home and away supporters usually mix in most stands, which makes for a colourful atmosphere.
How to get to Twickenham for England vs France
On foot
There is a stewarded walking route from Twickenham station to the ground and large swathes of supporters like to make that trek on matchday. Pubs nearby are guaranteed to fill up early on a Le Crunch Sunday, so if you’re planning to have a few drinks before the game, get yourself there in good time.
Train
Twickenham station is the matchday destination for rail travellers. Services run from London Waterloo and the stadium is about 10 to 15 minutes from there on foot. The queue back to the platform after the final whistle can be tough going and you should allow for up to an hour in terms of waiting time. If Twickenham Station is too busy for your liking, you could head to Richmond instead.
Tube/Bus
The first thing to note is that there is no Tube station at Twickenham, However, plenty of fans use Hounslow East on the Piccadilly Line, which is a short bus ride away from the ground. Local buses also run to the stadium, however, with road closures in effect on matchday, there will be some extra walking involved.
Driving and parking
With no general parking in the vicinity of the ground on Six Nations matchdays and roads nearby closed off or heavily restricted, you should aim to use a park-and-ride service if you’re driving. You can also leave your car further out and finish your journey on the train.
FAQ: England vs France tickets
When is England vs France in the 2027 Six Nations?
England go head-to-head with France in Round 2 of the 2027 Guinness Men’s Six Nations at Allianz Stadium, Twickenham on Sunday, 14 February 2027. This titanic Valentine’s Day clash kicks off at 15:10 GMT and is England’s first home game of the Championship.
How much are England vs France rugby tickets?
Current prices for England vs France Six Nations tickets in our real-time inventory start at £248, though new seats are listed by our resellers all the time. Le Crunch tends to be one of the most expensive tickets in the Six Nations due to the profile of the fixture. Browse our live listing now for the current lowest price in each stand.
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Where should first-time visitors to Twickenham sit?
If you’re heading to Twickenham for the first time, we recommend looking for seats in the Lower West or in the mid-tier of the East Stand. Tickets for those zones provide a perfect balance between view and price. If you’re playing with a bigger budget, you should consider the West Stand.
How do I get to Twickenham from central London?
We recommend taking a train from London Waterloo to Twickenham, then follow the stewarded walking route to the ground. It takes around 40 minutes to get from Waterloo to Twickenham station on matchdays. Expect lengthy queues for the return journey.
What is Le Crunch in the Six Nations?
Le Crunch is the nickname for fixtures between England and France, used for the Six Nations and other Tests between the big hitters. England vs France is one of rugby union’s most iconic fixtures. France won the last meeting between the rivals 48-46 in Paris back in March 2026 thanks to a dramatic Thomas Ramos penalty.
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