By Virgin TV Edit

The Six Nations may have come to an end, but there’s still plenty of international rugby to sink your teeth into this November and December with the Autumn Nations Cup!

This brand new competition looks all set to be a cracker – and with live matches and regular highlights on Prime Video, you’ll be at the heart of the action every step of the way.

How does the Autumn Nations Cup work?

This tournament is made up of eight teams: England, Wales, Ireland, Scotland, Italy, France, Georgia and Fiji. These nations are split into two groups of four, with each team playing everyone else in their group once.

England, Ireland, Wales and Georgia are in Group A, while Scotland, France, Italy and Fiji make up Group B.

Every team will qualify for the Finals Weekend, but who they play depends on where they finish in their group. For example, the winner of Group A will play the winner of Group B, the second team in Group A will play the second team in Group B and so on. The winner of the tournament will be decided by whoever wins the match between the two teams who finished top of their groups.

Who is part of Prime Video’s coverage?

Hosted by Gabby Logan and Mark Durden-Smith, Prime Video’s coverage of the competition is set to feature a host of familiar names from the world of rugby. Pundits include former England skipper Dylan Hartley, ex-British & Irish Lions captain Sam Warburton, plus Jamie Roberts, David Flatman, Bryan Habana and many more. Conor McNamara, Andrew Cotter, Jamie Lyall and Nick Heath are your commentators.

Which Autumn Nations Cup fixtures are on Prime Video?

Round 1

Italy v Scotland

Saturday 14 November, kick-off 12.45pm

England v Georgia

Saturday 14 November, kick-off 3pm

France v Fiji

Cancelled

Round 2

Italy v Fiji

Saturday 21 November, kick-off 12.45pm

England v Ireland

Saturday 21 November, kick-off 3pm

Wales v Georgia

Saturday 21 November, kick-off 5.15pm

Scotland v France

Sunday 22 November, kick-off 3pm

Round 3

Scotland v Fiji

Saturday 28 November, kick-off 1.45pm

Wales v England

Saturday 28 November, kick-off 4pm

France v Italy

Saturday 28 November, kick-off 8pm

Finals Weekend

Georgia v TBC

Saturday 5 December, kick-off 12pm

Ireland v TBC

Saturday 5 December, kick-off 2.15pm

Wales v TBC

Saturday 5 December, kick-off 4.45pm

England v TBC

Sunday 6 December, kick-off 2pm

Want even more rugby on Prime Video?

Prime Video is home to loads of great rugby documentaries that take a closer look at both legends you know, the unsung heroes you don’t and the history of this great sport. Here are five of the best to watch right now…

Building Jerusalem

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There’s plenty of mud, sweat, and tears in this fascinating look at English rugby’s transformation from the amateur era to 2003’s World Cup triumph.

The Story Of Rugby

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Filmed in 24 countries across six continents, history and sport combine to trace rugby’s incredible journey in this stellar docuseries.

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