2022 Under-20 Six Nations

The 2022 Under-20 Six Nations Championship is being played between 4 February and 20 March 2022, following the same weekends as the senior men’s championship. Scotland opened the Championship against England at DAM Health Stadium in Edinburgh the night before the Calcutta Cup and travel to play Wales next weekend, before returning on Friday 25 February to host France at DAM health Stadium in Round 3. Scotland play Italy away in Round 4 on Friday 11 March, with the final game away to Ireland on Sunday 20 March.

Scotland's U20 Six Nations Fixtures

SCOTLAND U20 v FRANCE U20

All tickets are digital for this game and will be emailed to the ticket purchaser. When purchasing, please check your junk and spam folders and add your digital ticket(s) to your Apple or Google pay wallet (instructions on how to do this are included in the ticket email) or print them at home to bring with you to the game.

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Scottish Rugby’s popular “Groups and Schools Offer” is again available for this game. If you have a group of girls and boys you would like to take along and experience international age-grade rugby, please email [email protected] for details.

WHERE IS THE DAM HEALTH STADIUM?

The new 7,600-seater stadium, home of Edinburgh Rugby, is situated next to BT Murrayfield and is well served by public transport and only a 45-minute walk from the city centre.

BY TRAM
Edinburgh’s tram line runs from Edinburgh Station into the city centre and there’s a stop at Murrayfield. You exit the station onto Roseburn Street, where you follow the signs to the DAM Health Stadium along the pedestrian walkway that links Roseburn Street with the turnstiles at the south end of the stadium.

Tickets must be purchased prior to boarding trams. You can either use the ticket vending machines at trams stops or pre-purchase tickets on the Transport for Edinburgh App. You can buy a ‘Rugby Return’ ticket for use on matchdays (£3.40 adults, £1.80 children) or a ‘Family Day Tripper’ (£7.50 for a day’s tram travel for up to 2 adults plus up to 3 children. You can pre-purchase your tram tickets at edinburghticket.com. (Please note: Facemasks must be worn on all public transport in Scotland, and Scottish Rugby recommends you also wear your mask as you approach the stadium and during the whole of your visit, i.e. within crowded areas when social distancing is not possible.)

BY BUS
The following services all stop near the stadium.

For the South Turnstiles
Lothian Buses 1, 2, 22, 30 all stop on Westfield Road, from where you can walk to Roseburn Street, turn left under the bridge onto the pedestrian walkway that links to the turnstiles at the south end of the stadium.

For the North Turnstiles
Lothian Buses 12, 26, 31,First Buses 21A, 22, 38, 38A, the Airlink 100 (from the Airport) and Scottish Citylink 900 all stop on Corstorphine Road, from where you walk along Riversdale Crescent and through the Ice Rink Car Park to the turnstiles at the north end of the stadium.

Full details of services can be found at www.lothianbuses.com.

ON FOOT
The DAM Health Stadium is approximately a 45-minute walk from Edinburgh city centre. From Princes Street head to Shandwick Place, which leads on to Atholl Place, then onto Haymarket Terrace. Continue and either turn left onto Roseburn Street at the Roseburn Bar (for the south turnstiles) or continue and turn left onto Riversdale Crescent at the Murrayfield Bar (for the north turnstiles)

BY CAR
There is no parking available for general supporters. There are a number of Blue Badge parking spaces available for wheelchair and accessible ticket holders. Parking for Blue Badge holders will be in Saughtonhall Car Park on matchday and access will be via Saughtonhall Bridge. Blue Badge parking MUST be PRE-BOOKED, to book a space please email [email protected].

SCOTLAND U20 SQUAD

Scotland U20 Head Coach Kenny Murray has named a 30-man squad for the 2022 Under-20 Six Nations. The squad is made up from 17 forwards and 13 backs, with 14 players returning to the group after experiencing their first taste of age-group international rugby last summer, when the 2021 Under-20 Six Nations Championships were held in Cardiff. Of the 30 players, 14 are supported by the FOSROC Scottish Rugby Academy with nine of the 14 training full-time with professional players at either Glasgow Warriors or Edinburgh Rugby.

VIEW THE SCOTLAND U20 SQUAD