Wales take on Japan, New Zealand and Australia in back-to-back weekends of rugby action this November at Principality Stadium as part of the new global international rugby competition – The Nations Championship.
Hemispheres will collide & champions will be crowned. 🏆
The new Nations Championship is underway, bringing together the best teams from across the Northern and Southern Hemispheres in one global competition.
The tournament will be played across the existing international windows – Summer Tour (completed) and the Autumn Internationals, before culminating with a Finals weekend in London.
🏉 12 nations, 2 groups and one defining rivalry.
🏉 6 matches per team, three in July and three in November.
Points Scoring System:
Every match counts. Teams earn points across all six games, contributing to a table that determines the final standings.
✅ Win = 4 points
🤝 Draw = 2 points
❌ Loss = 0 points
⭐ Bonus points are also rewarded for scoring 4 tries or losing by 7 points or fewer.
Every match counts. Teams earn points across all six games, building a table that determines the final standings. All 12 teams will compete for their final placing in the Nations Championship, as well as to earn points for their group to decide whether north or south triumphs this year.
STUDENT TICKET INFORMATION HERE ON HOW TO BOOK
Combining the excitement of international rugby with five-star facilities, Principality Stadium offers matchday experiences that are second to none.
Kick off your matchday experience in style! With pre-match access to Principality Stadium’s hospitality facilities, you can soak up the matchday atmosphere in luxurious surroundings.
Fans can also purchase a variety of Principality Stadium Experience hospitality packages from WRU.WALES/VIP
The Nation Championship started in July when Wales faced Fiji, Argentina and South Africa on consecutive ‘away’ weekends in the summer for rounds 1-3.
Up next 3 ‘Home’ games this November 👇
The competition continues in November, when Southern Hemisphere teams travel north for the remaining three matches.
For Wales, it means the Autumn internationals become part of a worldwide championship where every match matters, every point matters, and every moment matters.
Be there to experience it. Tickets on sale now
At the end of the tournament, there will be a finals Weekend with 3 double headers.
Rivals collide one last time to decide the winning hemisphere and Nations Championship Winner🏆
Teams will face the opponent ranked in the same position from the opposite hemisphere.
🗓️ 27–29 November 2026
📍London’s Allianz Stadium
Tickets for the Final can be purchased here