Scotland vs Wales Tickets 2027 | Six Nations Murrayfield
Scotland continue their 2027 Guinness Men’s Six Nations campaign with another home game on Saturday, 13 February, with Steve Tandy’s Wales providing the opposition at Scottish Gas Murrayfield in Edinburgh.
Kick-off for this one has been scheduled for 16:40, which means that the teams will be battling it out for Championship points and the famous Doddie Weir Cup against the atmospheric backdrop of a floodlit Murrayfield.
A year ago, the Scots claimed the spoils following a stirring 26-23 comeback triumph in Cardiff, and to exact revenge, Wales will have to find a way to win at Murrayfield for the first time since 2021.
On this page, you can find out how to buy Scotland vs Wales tickets for the 2027 Six Nations at Murrayfield, learn about the best seats in the stadium and the history of the fixture, and pick up useful travel information ahead of your trip to Edinburgh.
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How to buy Scotland vs Wales Six Nations tickets
If you’re ready to buy tickets for the Six Nations match between Scotland and Wales, the process could hardly be any easier. Follow the steps below and plan your trip to Edinburgh:
- Browse our current live ticket listings. You can use the interactive stadium map or to filter the search results by stand or section.
- Set the quantity of tickets you’d like to buy. Generally, you can choose up to 4 seats together, though larger parties may have to be split.
- Click “Buy” and complete the necessary steps to complete your purchase. You’ll need to enter some key information on our online order form.
- You’re all done. E-tickets and mobile tickets will be sent directly to you. If you’ve bought physical tickets, we will send them to you. If you’ve bought last-minute tickets, we will arrange a pick-up point for you near the stadium on matchday.
Scotland vs Wales, Six Nations 2027: match snapshot
| Competition |
2027 Guinness Men’s Six Nations (Round 2) |
| Date and kick-off |
Saturday 13 February 2027, 16:40 GMT |
| Venue |
Scottish Gas Murrayfield, Roseburn Street, Edinburgh EH12 5PJ |
| Gates |
Typically, two to three hours before kick-off |
| Trophy |
Doddie Weir Cup (Scotland are holders) |
| Last meeting |
Wales 23–26 Scotland, Principality Stadium, 21 February 2026 |
| Last at Murrayfield |
Scotland 35–29 Wales, 8 March 2025 |
Scotland vs Wales, Six Nations 2027: match preview, head-to-head and Doddie Weir Cup history
Round 2 of the 2027 Six Nations Championship throws up a clash of the Celtic tribes in Edinburgh, when Scotland collide with Wales at Murrayfield.
If results go to form, then Wales are likely be travelling north on the back of a chastening experience against defending champions France in Saint-Denis, while Scotland will be preparing to host a second game in side seven days following their curtain raiser against Italy.
The late afternoon kick-off on Saturday, February 6 means that fans attending will be treated to high-octane action under the lights before spilling back into the city centre en masse to discuss the game’s events over a few beers.
Scotland have won each of their last four meeting with Wales, including their 2026 Six Nations skirmish, and their newly-developed dominance is at odds with the fixture’s recent history. Wales won 18 out of 21 meetings with the Scots between August 2023 and February 2022 before the script was flipped.
Gregor Townsend’s side will be eager to maintain their recent stranglehold on this rivalry, with the Doddie Weir Cup adding an extra incentive to push hard for victory. That piece of silverware, named after the late former Scotland lock, has been contested since 2018, with the Scots leading the trophy count five to four.
Beyond that, Wales still hold the stronger head-to-head record, winning 75 of the nations’ 132 Tests overall since 1883. Margins have been very slim in recent years however, with six of the last seven encounters between Scotland and Wales producing a losing bonus point.
Welsh boss Steve Tandy also has a personal investment in this fixture. He coached Scotland’s defence under Gregor Townsend before taking the Wales gig, and this will be his first Six Nations return to Murrayfield as a head coach.
See the full list of Six Nations 2027 tickets, more Scotland rugby tickets, and Wales rugby tickets. Scotland’s other home games are against Italy on 6 February and Ireland on Friday 5 March.
Murrayfield Stadium guide
With a capacity of 67, 144, Murrayfield is Scotland’s biggest stadium and the fifth-largest in the UK overall. It was first opened a little over a hundred years ago in 1925 and has called the Scotland international rugby union team a permanent tenant since.
One of the best aspects of the ground is that you can walk from Edinburgh city centre. If you’ve never been there before, you should note that Murrayfield is a cashless venue. You’re not allowed to bring bags bigger than A4 size in either, and there is no bag drop to store items.
Digital tickets are scanned at the turnstiles, so make sure your phone is fully charged before you head off for the day. Leave yourself at least an hour’s wiggle room before kick-off to get in and settled before the anthems.
How to get to Murrayfield for Scotland vs Wales
On foot
If you’re able, we recommend taking the Rugby Walk from the West End through Haymarket and Roseburn. You can make your way along on foot in around 30 minutes. That’s the route most Scottish fans take, so you can rub shoulders with fellow supporters while sampling some food and drink along the journey. When you’re coming back in the dark, stick to the same well-lit route and avoid cutting through side streets.
Tram
Trams run from several directions to a dedicated Murrayfield Stadium stop. You can take the tram directly there from Edinburgh Airport, or from Haymarket and St Andrew Square in the city centre. Trams on matchday tend to be very busy and after Scotland’s match with Wales finishes, you’re also likely to be sharing space with the Saturday night crowds heading into town.
Train
Head for Haymarket station or Waverley if you’re using the trains. You can get the tram from both stations straight to Murrayfield. A 16:40 kick-off finishes around 18:30, so return trains south are likely to be very busy.
Bus and park & ride
Roads are closed around Murrayfield on matchdays and there is no parking near the ground either. However, if you are determined to drive, you can use the park and ride services. Find them along Corstorphine Road (12, 26, 31), Gorgie Road (25, 33) and the Ingliston, Hermiston and Westfield city routes (1, 22, 30).
FAQ: Scotland vs Wales tickets
When is Scotland vs Wales in the 2027 Six Nations?
Scotland take on Wales in Round 2 of the Guinness Men’s Six Nations at Scottish Gas Murrayfield on Saturday, 13 February 2027. Kick-off is 16:40 GMT. It is the second of Scotland’s three home games, before their meeting with Italy (Feb 6) and after their Test against Ireland (Mar 5).
How much are Scotland vs Wales rugby tickets?
Demand and availability are factors here, though current ticket prices in our live inventory start at £169.50. Prices can sit below or above face value, and will also depend on where you want to sit in the stadium. We have tickets for all stands at Murrayfield for Scotland vs Wales.
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Where should first-time visitors to Murrayfield sit?
Lower East or Lower West seats position you close to the action, while the Upper North and Upper West sections offer a sensible balance between price and view for first-time visitors. We have ticket options to suit all budgets on our real-time marketplace.
How do I get to Murrayfield from Edinburgh Airport?
You can jump on the tram from just outside the airport and that will take you straight to the Murrayfield Stadium stop. The journey takes about 25 minutes, and the earlier you go, the better, as the trams tend to get extra busy on matchday.
What is the Doddie Weir Cup in the Six Nations?
The Doddie Weir Cup, which is named after the late Scotland lock and MND campaigner, is awarded to the winner of the Scotland versus Wales fixture each year in the Six Nations. It was first contested in 2018 and Scotland are the current holders.
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