This is it. The biggest day in the rugby calendar meets a monster afternoon of Premier League football. We're talking THREE Six Nations deciders, THREE massive Premier League clashes, and a Championship early kick-off. From noon until close, The Bedford is your home for non-stop sporting drama.
Grand Slams, title races, and European places on the line. Get here early, grab your spot, and settle in for a day you won't forget.
📺 Today's Full Schedule
🏉 Six Nations: Championship Decider
Ireland are chasing another Grand Slam, but Scotland arrive in Dublin with genuine belief. The Scots have been outstanding this tournament, and Finn Russell is pulling the strings like a maestro.
- Ireland: Andy Farrell's side have won their last 12 Six Nations matches at home. Hugo Keenan and James Lowe provide lethal finishing out wide.
- Scotland: Gregor Townsend's men beat England and France this campaign. Duhan van der Merwe is the tournament's top try-scorer.
- What's at stake: A Grand Slam attempt for Ireland; Scotland could play spoiler and claim a famous Dublin scalp.
This is no longer a guaranteed Welsh win. Italy have been transformed under Gonzalo Quesada, and Wales are rebuilding under Warren Gatland.
- Wales: The hosts need a win to avoid a disastrous campaign. Young guns like Dafydd Jenkins leading the charge.
- Italy: The Azzurri have won two Six Nations matches this year. Paolo Garbisi orchestrating, Ange Capuozzo electrifying at fullback.
- What's at stake: Pride for Wales; Italy chasing their best ever Six Nations finish.
Le Crunch. Under the Paris lights. Does it get any bigger? France need to win big and hope Scotland do them a favour in Dublin. England are looking to salvage pride after a mixed campaign.
- France: Antoine Dupont is back and France have been devastating at home. Romain Ntamack pulling the strings at 10.
- England: Steve Borthwick's young side have shown flashes of brilliance. Marcus Smith needs to deliver on the big stage.
- What's at stake: France's title hopes; England's chance to end on a high and upset the hosts.
⚽ Premier League: Title Race Intensifies
Two sides pushing for the top four. Chelsea's transformation under Enzo Maresca continues, while Newcastle have their eyes on Europe.
- Chelsea: Cole Palmer has been unplayable this season. Nicolas Jackson finally finding his finishing boots.
- Newcastle: Alexander Isak is a genuine Ballon d'Or contender. Bruno Guimarães makes them tick in midfield.
- Key battle: Palmer vs Gordon – two of England's brightest talents going head-to-head.
Arsenal's title charge faces Everton, who are fighting for their Premier League lives. The Gunners can't afford slip-ups at this stage.
- Arsenal: Bukayo Saka and Martin Ødegaard creating chaos. William Saliba has been a rock at the back.
- Everton: Desperate for points in the relegation battle. Dominic Calvert-Lewin needs to rediscover his scoring touch.
- What's at stake: Arsenal pushing for the title; Everton fighting for survival.
Saturday Night Football! City's relentless pursuit of Liverpool continues against a West Ham side that always gives them a game at the London Stadium.
- West Ham: Julen Lopetegui's men have been inconsistent but dangerous. Mohammed Kudus capable of magic on his day.
- Man City: Erling Haaland continues his goal-scoring rampage. Can anyone stop the machine?
- What's at stake: City need three points to keep pressure on Liverpool at the top.
🏟️ Championship Curtain Raiser
Get the day started with some Championship action! Oxford are fighting for survival while Charlton chase the playoffs.
- Oxford: The U's need every point they can get to stay in the division.
- Charlton: The Addicks eyeing a late playoff push from South East London.
- Perfect: Grab an early pint and warm up for the rugby!
🍺 Don't Watch at Home!
Multi-screen viewing all day. Volume on for the big games. The atmosphere you can't get from your sofa.
Call 01892 578538Why The Bedford?
Multi-screen viewing means you won't miss a try, goal, or tackle across any of today's fixtures. We'll have audio on the main event, but every screen showing the action.
The atmosphere. There's something special about watching Le Crunch surrounded by rugby fans, or seeing City score while the whole pub groans or celebrates. You can't replicate it at home.
Proper pub grub. Match days mean good food and cold pints. Sorted.