Saracens to host England Under 20s Six Nations match
Saracens is pleased to announce that StoneX Stadium will host England v Ireland on Saturday 12th March in the Under-20 Six Nations.
For the fourth round match, the future stars of English rugby play Ireland at StoneX, with kick off at 19:15.
We will be screening the Guinness Six Nations match between England and Ireland which kicks off at 16:45, so it promises to be a brilliant day of rugby in North London!
England U20s Head Coach, Alan Dickens said: “We’re pleased to be able to have our home games in two fantastic locations and know we’ll get incredible support from the venues and their regular rugby fans.
“StoneX is a great rugby stadium with a passionate and vocal crowd and we look forward to playing in front of fans there.
“Many of the lads missed opportunities at U18 level, due to the pandemic, so for some of them this will be their first international experience. I’m sure they’ll enjoy every moment.”
Saracens CEO Lucy Wray said: “We are all very excited to host an England U20’s game at StoneX Stadium this coming February. All being well the lower seating deck of our new West Stand will be available and it will give everyone a fantastic opportunity to see young talent coming through to represent their country.”
England U20s 2022 Six Nations fixtures
Friday 4 February - Scotland v England - KO 8pm - DAM Health Stadium, Edinburgh
Friday 11 February - Italy v England - KO 7pm - Stadio Comunale di Monigo, Treviso
Friday 25 February - England v Wales - KO 7pm – Castle Park, Doncaster
Saturday 12 March – England v Ireland - KO 7.15pm – StoneX Stadium, London
Tickets are available here.
Sunday 20 March - France v England - KO 8pm - Stade Aime Giral, Perpignan
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