It is an annual round-robin European championships that features Wales, England, Northern Ireland and Scotland and an invitational side, who are Fiji this year.

England, ranked third in the world, are the final team to start their tournament in the today's first match against Scotland who are ranked 12th. This will be followed by Fiji (ranked 8th) taking on Wales (ranked 7th). The final game of the day sees England play their second game of the day against Northern Ireland, currently ranked the tenth best side in the world.

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Times are BST and subject to late changes.

Thursday, 5 October

Fiji 34-52 Scotland

Wales 46-47 Northern Ireland

Friday, 6 October

12:00-13:30, England v Scotland, Connected TV and online

18:00-19:30, Fiji v Wales, Connected TV and online

20:00-21:30, England v Northern Ireland, Connected TV and online

Saturday, 7 October

10:30-12:00, Fiji v Northern Ireland, Connected TV and online

16:00-17:30, Wales v Scotland, Connected TV and online

18:00-19:30, England v Fiji, Connected TV and online

Sunday, 8 October

10:00-11:30, Scotland v Northern Ireland, Connected TV and online

12:00-13:30, England v Wales, Connected TV and online