How to watch Scotland vs England: find the Rugby Six Nations live from anywhere

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Last year's Six Nations meeting between the two teams was by far the most entertaining of the 2019 tournament, with honors even coming in a thrilling 38-38 draw. It's all about to be a week 2 game and you can watch all the action live with our Scotland vs England live stream guide. With England and Scotland disappointed in the opening games of this campaign, we expect it to be another Calcutta Cup clash.

Scotland vs England: where and when This Six Nations clash will take place on Saturday, February 8 at Edinburgh's Murrayfield Stadium. The start is at 4.45 pm GMT local time. If you're looking to watch the match in the US and Canada, it's 8:45pmPT, 11:45amET, while for Australian rugby fans, it's an AEDT 3:45am Sunday morning. Scotland gave a good account of themselves in their 19-12 loss to Ireland in Dublin last weekend. They ultimately struggled to break through a solid defence, but will regret a costly ball delivered by captain Stuart Hogg when the match was delicately balanced. Coach Gregor Townsend has largely kept faith with the same group of players, only Nick Haining having been replaced by rower Magnus Bradbury. While England did show some struggle to go back down in the second half after losing 27-0 at some point, Eddie Jones and his players will have to dig deep to rectify their poor first half performance. Jones made the changes with Willi Heinz, Lewis Ludlam, Mako Vunipola and George Kruis all on this side for this crucial showdown in Edinburgh. It looks like a Calcutta Cup clash and you can watch this full Six Nations match, in some cases for free, by following our Scotland vs England live stream guide below.

How to stream Scotland vs England live in the UK for free

The fantastic news for rugby fans in the UK is that all Six Nations games this season will be broadcast clearly on the BBC and ITV channels. This Calcutta Cup clash between Scotland and England will be broadcast on BBC 1 with coverage starting at 4pm GMT. This is probably a no-brainer, but you'll need to have paid your UK license fees to watch the stream. To stream the game live, you have the option of using BBC iPlayer or TVPlayer.com. You can also watch the show after it airs on BBC iPlayer, which is found on a multitude of devices, including smartphones, tablets and smart TVs. Not in the UK this weekend? Don't worry, you'll still be able to get a live stream of the BBC broadcast - all you have to do is download and install a VPN and use a UK location to watch live as if you were at home. Full instructions below.

How to watch a live broadcast from Six Nations when you are not in your country

If you're away from home and outside of your home country, you'll run into problems when trying to stream Six Nations coverage from your native broadcaster, as it's likely your location will be limited. Fortunately, you'll still be able to watch all the action: all you have to do is use a VPN. Simply download and install the software or app from one of the many available VPN services. This will make your computer believe that you are in your home country, allowing you to benefit from the coverage of your regular broadcaster (as long as you comply with the broadcaster's general conditions). Therefore, it is not necessary to surf the Internet to find a link to a questionable stream from a suspicious website.

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Live stream from Scotland vs England in Australia

The beIN Sport subscription service has the exclusive right to show all Six Nations matches this season in Australia, and will broadcast this match on BeIN Sport 3, with coverage starting at 03:35 AEDT. If you're a Foxtel customer, you can add the service to your package for an additional fee. If you're not, you can also subscribe to beIN as a standalone subscription that can be viewed on your laptop, desktop, or mobile device. It costs €19.99 per month, but you can also take advantage of a two-week FREE trial of the service.

Scotland vs England live stream in New Zealand

For rugby fans looking to see live action from Scotland, this is a 4:45am NZST kickoff. As with its Australian neighbours, beIN Sport owns the broadcast rights to the Six Nations in New Zealand and will broadcast every game of the tournament live. Sky subscribers can add the service to their plan at additional cost, but there's also the option to sign up for a standalone plan that can be viewed on a portable, desktop or mobile app. It costs €19.78 per month, but you can also try the service for free because beIN Sport offers a two-week FREE trial.

Watch rugby in Canada via FREE live stream

The DAZN streaming service has the right to broadcast the tournament in Canada. They will show every match live on their online platform, including Scotland vs England, which kicks off at 8:45am PT, 11:45am ET. If you haven't subscribed to DAZN yet, you can take advantage of their 30-day FREE TRIAL and enjoy the game without paying a penny.

How to watch a Scotland vs England live stream online in the US

Rugby fans in the United States should head to NBC for their dose of rucks, tackles and mauls. The network is scheduled to broadcast all Six Nations games this season, including Scotland against England via its NBC Sports Gold Rugby Pass service, and will broadcast the game live from 8.45amPT, 11am45 ET. Just go to NBC and sign up. The service is priced at €79.99 a year, but that also includes access to Heineken's Champions Cup and Gallagher's Premier League, as well as Rugby's biggest Championship.

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