England, Scotland and Wales prepare for blockbuster autumn Nations Championship clashes
The Nations Championship has already delivered three rounds of competitive international rugby, with some of the world’s leading teams going head-to-head across the opening summer fixtures.
France currently lead the Northern Hemisphere standings after winning all three of their matches, while Scotland and England remain firmly in contention after impressive performances against some of rugby’s biggest nations.
With the first section of the tournament complete, attention now turns towards the autumn, when England, Scotland and Wales will welcome some of the sport’s biggest names to their home grounds.
Supporters will have the chance to experience the Nations Championship in style, with hospitality packages available at Twickenham, Principality Stadium and Murrayfield for a series of major international clashes.
England ready for huge Twickenham schedule
England have experienced an eventful start to the Nations Championship, opening their campaign with a challenging trip to face South Africa before responding with a convincing victory over Fiji and a hard-fought win against Argentina.
Steve Borthwick’s side currently sit third in the Northern Hemisphere standings, with two victories from their opening three matches, and will now return to Twickenham for three high-profile autumn fixtures.
The action begins against Australia on Sunday 8th November, before England face Japan on Saturday 14th November and New Zealand on Saturday 21st November.
The meeting with the All Blacks will be one of the standout fixtures of the autumn schedule, bringing two of international rugby’s most recognisable nations together at Twickenham.
For supporters looking to make the most of the occasion, the Twickenham Stoop Package provides an excellent matchday experience. Guests can enjoy a four-course pre-match meal, champagne reception, inclusive bar access before and after the match, post-match dining and appearances from rugby guests including former England and British & Irish Lions international Tim Stimpson.
The Twickenham Private Box offers a premium setting in the North Stand, with private balcony seating, a four-course meal served within the suite, complimentary drinks and access from three and a half hours before kick-off.
Wales set for major Principality Stadium encounters
Wales have faced a challenging opening to the Nations Championship but showed their quality with a strong victory over Fiji in Cardiff.
Under head coach Steve Tandy, Wales will now prepare for three major autumn fixtures at Principality Stadium, beginning with Japan on Saturday 7th November.
They will then welcome New Zealand on Saturday 14th November before rounding off their home schedule against Australia on Saturday 21st November.
The visits of the All Blacks and Wallabies promise to be two of the standout occasions of the tournament, with Wales supporters able to enjoy world-class rugby alongside a range of hospitality experiences.
The Angel Hotel Package combines premium West Stand Lower seating with a four-course hot luncheon, champagne reception, inclusive bar, celebrity guest speaker and VIP hostess service.
For a more exclusive experience, the Players Lounge Package includes appearances from rugby legends, VIP early entry, a four-course meal highlighting Welsh produce, post-match analysis and entertainment throughout the day.
Other options include the Boot Room Package, which offers behind-the-scenes access the day before the match, including player’s tunnel access and a pitch-side champagne reception, while the Riverside Terrace Package provides a more relaxed setting with live music, informal dining and a fully inclusive bar.
Scotland prepare for Murrayfield blockbusters
Scotland have been one of the standout performers in the opening rounds of the Nations Championship, sitting second in the Northern Hemisphere standings after two victories from their first three matches.
A dramatic win over Argentina was followed by victories against Fiji and a competitive contest against South Africa, putting Gregor Townsend’s side in a strong position heading into the autumn.
Scotland will begin their Murrayfield schedule against New Zealand on Saturday 7th November, before facing Australia on Sunday 15th November and Japan on Saturday 21st November.
The Thistle Suite Package gives supporters the chance to enjoy these fixtures with premium hospitality, including priority check-in, an Upper West Stand match ticket, a three-course meal created by the Executive Head Chef and a fully inclusive bar.
Guests can also enjoy live acoustic music, entertainment from rugby legends and the chance to win exclusive memorabilia throughout the day.
Experience the Nations Championship in hospitality
The opening rounds of the Nations Championship have already produced plenty of memorable moments, and the autumn fixtures are set to provide more opportunities to see the world’s best teams in action.
From England taking on New Zealand at Twickenham, to Wales welcoming the All Blacks and Australia to Cardiff, and Scotland hosting three major fixtures at Murrayfield, hospitality provides the perfect way to enjoy the biggest matches of the tournament.
With premium seating, first-class dining and unique matchday experiences available, supporters can be part of the action when the Nations Championship arrives on home soil this autumn.









