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Six Nations - Week 2

Six Nations Series - Week 2

Fixtures - Week 2

• Scotland vs France - This appears to be the headline fixture for the weekend ahead. France had a rickety start against Ireland and didn’t look like they were at the races.

• Scotland will have the wind behind their backs, with a historical win in Cardiff. The first since 2002. Odds are in favour of France at 1:2 and Scotland 8:5.

• England vs Wales - Who knows how this one will play out? Wales youngsters made an emphatic comeback against Scotland in the second half which provides a glimpse of promise.

• England’s lack-lustre display against the Italians doesn’t give much reason to be optimistic. However, like Wales, England’s young guns are incredibly exciting to watch. Odds are in favour of England at 1:6 and Wales at 4:1.

• Ireland vs Italy - I think we all know how this will fair out. Odds are in favour of Ireland at 1:250 and Italy at 20:1.

Edinburgh - Scotland vs France

• If you click “Edinburgh” above, you will find our original list of recommendations about where to stay, eat and drink.

Best Places for Breakfast, Dinner and Drinks in Edinburgh

Edinburgh Larder - Blackfriars St

• Tucked away just off the Royal Mile, you’ll met by the team’s welcoming staff to indulge in their award-winning dishes.

• You’ll find local players making a pit stop in here on their days off, likely hounding down the full breakfasts and buttery baps on offer.

Pizzeria 1926 - Dalry Road

• A traditional Neopolitan pizzeria and the first of its kind in Edinburgh.

• Picture-perfect pizza served with lashings of Moretti and Peroni. You’ll be in and in a heartbeat, leaving full and satisfied.

Platform 5 - Clifton Terrace

• Bringing you the very best Edinburgh has to offer in rugby, food and drink.

• This place is wildly popular with the locals and Scottish fans travelling from across the country. French fans can wear their jersey with pride in here, but expect a complimentary slag here and there.

London - England vs Wales

Best Places for Breakfast, Dinner and Drinks in London

Fortitude - Colonnade

• You wont forget your visit to Fortitude. Their bakes are made from sourdough to make digesting their goods even easier.

• Style is commensurate to substance in here as their bakes taste just as good as they look.

• There are hundreds of coffee places in London. The Hoarder is favourite of mine but you can find other great places here.

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Devonshire Soho - Soho

• A classic London pub brought back to life by Irish man, Oisin Rogers.

• Aside from serving what is arguably the best pint of plain in Soho, they are also pumping out truly delectable pub grub. You’ll have to try it to believe it.

Cabbage Patch - London Rd

• Synonymous with matchdays at Twickenham and fans will be attending the patch in masses.

• Only a 15-minute walk to the stadium. Taxi is not an option.

Dublin - Ireland vs Italy

• If you click “Dublin” above, you will find our original list of recommendations about where to stay, eat and drink.

Best Places for Breakfast, Dinner and Drinks in Dublin

Brother Hubbard - Ranelagh

• Two Irish fellas serving up Middle Eastern cuisine for breakfast, lunch and dinner. You read that correctly and yes, they are smashing it.

• Everything from cracking coffee and monstrous meat mezze platters, you’ll leave here feeling full and caffeinated for your matchday ahead.

Paulie’s Pizza - Grand Canal Street

• Two brothers, one a chef and the other a stockbroker, set up a bustling sandwich shop nearby (Junior’s Deli) and decided to open up a pizza place to capitalise on their success.

• Only a 5-minute walk from the Aviva.

Slattery’s - Grand Canal Street Upper

• You could fall out of Slattery’s and land in to Paulie’s they are that close. This place is a regular haunt for matchgoers on the day and they are used to handling the crowds.

• An epic spot to head to after the match also as you make your way back in to Dublin city centre for the festivities. You can find some other pubs here.