| Dates: 2 February-15 March |
| Coverage: Watch every match live on BBC iPlayer, the BBC Sport website and the BBC Sport app. |
The Under-20 Six Nations Championship is under way and you can watch live coverage of every match on the BBC.
The matches will be available to view on BBC iPlayer, the BBC Sport website and the BBC Sport app.
Ireland won the Grand Slam last season but France entered the tournament as world champions after beating the Irish in the final in South Africa in July.
Under-20 Six Nations fixtures & results
All games are live on BBC iPlayer, BBC Sport website and mobile app.
Friday, 2 February
Saturday, 3 February
Friday, 9 February
Friday, 23 February
France v Italy
Thursday, 7 March
19:45 Wales v France
Friday, 8 March
19:15 – Italy v Scotland
19:15 – England v Ireland
Friday, 15 March 2024
19:00 Ireland v Scotland
19:30 – Wales v Italy
20:00 – France v England
The captains
Ireland – Evan O’Connell
Nephew of former Ireland captain Paul O’Connell, the lock was part of the Ireland squad which won the Grand Slam last year and reached the final of the World Rugby Under-20 Championship.
Having already been part of Richie Murphy’s squad and capped by Munster at senior level, he will look to guide Ireland to a third Grand Slam in a row.
England – Finn Carnduff
Leicester Tigers have been known for producing England international second rows in recent years. Carnduff will look to follow Ollie Chessum and George Martin in progressing quickly through the ranks.
The 19-year-old has already played in the Premiership and can play at both flanker and lock, featuring on the flank during last season’s Under-20 Six Nations.
Wales – Harri Ackerman
The centre is another returning player from last season. The 19-year-old started against Ireland, Scotland and England and has since played at senior level for Dragons in the United Rugby Championship and Challenge Cup.
Scotland – Liam McConnell
The flanker is in his third season of Under-20 rugby after first appearing in the 2022 Summer Series for Scotland. The 19-year-old, who is contracted at Edinburgh, played the full 80 minutes in every round of the competition last season.
France – Mathis Castro-Ferreira
The Toulouse back rower has played five times this season in the Top 14 after featuring last season in the Under-20 Six Nations, with two starts and three appearances off the bench.
The 20-year-old also came on as a replacement during the World Rugby Under-20 Championship final victory over Ireland in July.
Italy – Jacopo Botturi
The number eight is a robust ball carrier and featured heavily for Italy during the Six Nations and World Rugby Under-20 Championship last season.
He will look to pick up from flanker David Odiase, who proved to be an inspiring leader for an exciting young crop of Italian talent.
