Six Nations: England - France

E-tickets | Allianz Stadium, Twickenham | Six Nations 2027 England vs France at Twickenham is the fixture we sell out fastest every year it comes around. The demand is consistent regardless of where both teams sit in the table — this one sells on reputation alone. If you're looking at this page, book sooner rather than later. Le Crunch — the nickname has been around long enough that it needs no explanation to anyone who follows international rugby. England host France at Twickenham in 2027 as part of the Six Nations rotation. The last time France were at Twickenham, customers told us the pre-match atmosphere on Rugby Road and the noise inside the ground when England scored were things they hadn't expected at that level. French supporters travel in large numbers and bring their own energy to south-west London, which adds something to the day that a purely domestic crowd doesn't. Twickenham holds over 82,000. A significant share goes to RFU members and hospitality before the public sale opens — which is part of why general availability is tighter than the capacity suggests. We source across verified channels to give supporters realistic access. Tickets are delivered as E-tickets to your email before match day. Show on your phone at the gate. Frequently Asked Questions How do I buy England vs France Six Nations 2027 tickets? Select your seating category above, add to cart, and complete checkout. E-tickets arrive by email before the match — no physical collection needed. What is Le Crunch? The popular name for England vs France in rugby. It's been used for decades and refers to the physical, often abrasive nature of the rivalry. Both nations have won the Six Nations multiple times in recent cycles, so the fixture usually carries table implications as well as bragging rights. What seating options are available at Twickenham? We offer Shortside and Longside categories. Longside runs along the length of the pitch — best overall view of the game. Shortside is behind the goals, closer to the try-line. Both categories give you a proper match experience; the choice is mostly about whether you prefer watching the game unfold laterally or want to be close to the action at the posts. How do I get to Twickenham? Train from London Waterloo to Twickenham station — around 30 minutes, frequent services on match days. 10-minute walk to the ground. Most customers avoid driving; the roads around the stadium take a long time to clear after the final whistle. Are the tickets guaranteed? Yes. Every booking with Rugby Box Office comes with our RBO Guarantee — you receive valid tickets or a full refund.