Scrum V and Clwb Rygbi will show every match of the tournament.

Under 20 Six Nations rugby

S4C and BBC Cymru are set to broadcast every match of the Under 20’s Six Nations.

This year’s championship is being held at Cardiff Arms Park over four weeks, with five match days. Rounds one and five will be aired by BBC Cyrmu on Scrum V Live, while S4C’s Clwb Rygbi Rhyngwladol series will bring live coverage of rounds two, three and four, with English commentary available.

Every Wales game will be shown live on S4C and BBC Two Wales, with other matches available on S4C Clic and BBC iPlayer. BBC Cymru is producing coverage of all 15 matches. 

Gareth Rhys Owen, Clwb Rygbi and Scrum V Live presenter, said: “The Under-20s Six Nations gives us a glimpse of the future of rugby. No doubt we’ll see some new names making their mark in this year’s Championship.

Under 20’s Six Nations Schedule

Round 1 – Saturday 19 June: Scotland v Ireland (KO 14:00) - BBC iPlayer England v France (KO 17:00) - BBC iPlayer Italy v Wales (KO 20:00) – BBC Two Wales & BBC iPlayer

Round 2 – Friday 25 June: England v Scotland (KO 14:00) – S4C Clic & iPlayer Italy v France (KO 17:00) – S4C Clic & iPlayer Wales v Ireland (KO 20:00) – S4C, S4C Clic, iPlayer

Round 3 – Thursday 1 July: Scotland v Italy (KO 14:00) – S4C Clic & iPlayer France v Wales (KO 17:00) – S4C, S4C Clic, iPlayer Ireland v England (KO 20:00) – S4C Clic & iPlayer

Round 4 – Wednesday 7 July: Italy v Ireland (KO 14:00) - S4C Clic & iPlayer France v Scotland (KO 17:00) - S4C Clic & iPlayer Wales v England (KO 20:00) - S4C, S4C Clic, iPlayer

Round 5 – Tuesday 13 July: England v Italy (KO 14:00) - BBC iPlayer Ireland v France (KO 16:45) - BBC iPlayer Scotland v Wales (KO 20:00) – BBC Two Wales & BBC iPlayer

“With the new format, and the matches all being played at the Arms Park, there is a different buzz about this year’s competition.”

Sue Butler, S4C sports commissioner said: “S4C will be showing nine matches from this year’s Championship.

“We missed the Under-20s on our screens back in February and March and are delighted to see the Championship with us for the summer. It’s a fantastic opportunity for the young players to showcase their talents to a wider audience, and we’re looking forward to seeing all six teams in action.”

Sian Gwynedd, head of content production for BBC Cymru Wales said: “It’s incredibly exciting that every game of this Championship is going to be available for viewers to watch free to air on BBC Two Wales and S4C.

“It forms part of a brilliant summer of sport which will keep fans on the edge of their seats as the tension unfolds.”