Summary

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  • France are currently second in the table with three wins for four games

  • Defending champions England are out of title contention after defeats to Italy and Ireland

  • A defeat for Grand Slam-seeking Ireland at 17:00 GMT would open the door for France to win the title

  • Five games from men's tournament on the BBC, with every game from the women's and under-20 competition available live

Live Reporting

  1. What are the teams for France v England in the Under-20 Six Nations?

    France Under-20s team to face England: 15 Max Auriac, 14 Ethan Randle, 13 Emilien Gailleton (c), 12 Louis Le Brun, 11 Enzo Reybier, 10 Léo Barré, 9 Baptiste Jauneau; 1 Matis Perchaud, 2 Connor Sa, 3 Elliott Yemsi, 4 Samuel M’Foudi, 5 Hugo Auradou, 6 Léo Banos, 7 Killian Tixeront, 8 Théo NtamackGetty Images/BBC Sport
    England team to face France in the Under-20 Six Nations: 15. Henry Arundell (London Irish) 14. Deago Bailey (Bristol Bears) 13. Will Joseph (London Irish) 12. Ethan Grayson (Northampton Saints) 11. Cassius Cleaves (Harlequins) 10. Louie Johnson (Newcastle Falcons) 9. Nye Thomas (Sale Sharks) 1. Fin Baxter (Harlequins) 2. John Stewart (Bath Rugby) 3. Tim Hoyt (Leicester Tigers) 4. Lewis Chessum (Leicester Tigers) 5. Chandler Cunningham-South (London Irish) 6. Ewan Richards (Bath Rugby) 7. Toby Knight (Saracens) 8. Emeka Ilione (Leicester Tigers) – CaptainGetty Images/BBC Sport

  2. Where are the permutations heading into the final round of U20 Six Nations games?

    Under-20 Six Nations: Ireland 19, France 16, England 12, Italy 8, Wales 5, Scotland 1BBC Sport

    It is quite simple really...

    • If Ireland beat Scotland they will be Six Nations and Grand Slam winners
    • A defeat for Ireland would leave the door open for France, who would win the title if they were to beat England in the final game

    It is between those two sides with the other four playing for pride.

  3. What is the U20 Six Nations?

    The Under-20 Six Nations Championship is contested by England, France, Ireland, Italy, Scotland, and Wales. The Six Nations Under-20s Championship is back to its annual time slot in February. The past two years the tournament has been affected by COVID-19 and was held in Cardiff last June and July.

    England, winners of 2021, have the most titles (nine), followed by France (three), Ireland (three) and Wales (two).

    Wales finished fourth in the 2021 Championship and bookended their campaign with wins against Italy and Scotland. Scotland will be coming back fighting as 2021 was a hard year, being bottom of the table, losing all five matches.

  4. How can I watch the U20 Six Nations?

    All times are GMT and subject to change

    BBC iPlayer

    The BBC has coverage of all of the U20 Six Nations matches on the BBC iPlayer and BBC Sport website & app.

    Sunday, 20 March

    13:55-16:05 - Wales v Italy - iPlayer and the BBC Sport website and app

    16:55-19:05 - Ireland v Scotland - BBC Red Button, iPlayer and the BBC Sport website and app

    19:55-22:05 - France v England - BBC Red Button, iPlayer and the BBC Sport website and app

    These will be available to catch up afterwards on BBC iPlayer.

    The BBC will also stream every game of the women's competition from 26 March.

  5. How to get into Rugby Union

    BBC Sport

    If you enjoy being active and want to build your fitness with team mates then rugby union is the game for you. It's one of the most inclusive sports around and there are various versions of the game that you can test out.

    Find a local rugby union club in England, Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland and Irelandto give it a go.

    If you like rugby, but are looking for a less physical option – tag and touch rugby are great alternatives where tackling is banned.

    Tag rugby is a great introduction to the sport for youngsters, with tackling replaced by a cloth attached players' waists, which opposition players have to remove and shout 'tag!', leaving the ball carrier with three seconds to pass. Touch rugby is similar to tag, except all a defender needs to do is touch the opposition to tackle.

    Find out more.

    Why you need to start playing rugby