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Introduced by Steve Rider in Cardiff and John Inverdale in Rome, the locations for today's Six Nations matches.
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12.20 Football Focus
Ray Stubbs previews the weekend's football programme, including the Arsenal v Tottenham and Sunderland v Middlesbrough derbies.

1.20 Rugby Union Build-up
Jonathan Davies, Jeremy Guscott and Alan Tait join Steve Rider to look ahead to this afternoon's fixtures.
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1.55, 2.55 Six Nations Rugby: Italy v England
Live coverage from Rome's Stadio Flaminio (kickoff 2pm). England, with three straight wins under their belt, are the firm favourites. Can Italy's fly-half Diego Dominguez put a spanner in the works? Commentary by Eddie Butler and Brian Moore.
1.55-3.45 (not PDC)

2.40 Around the Grounds
Football team news from around the country.

3.45 Football Half-Times Updates.

3.50, 4.55 Six Nations Rugby: Wales v Scotland
Live coverage from the Millennium Stadium, Cardiff (kickoff 4pm). Last season's champions Scotland will aim to overturn their poor form in the inaugural Six Nations, which has seen them register three consecutive defeats, but Wales also have reason to put on a solid display after losing to both Italy and England. Commentary Bill McLaren and Jonathan Davies.
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3.50-5.40 (not PDC)

4.45 Football Latest Results.

5.40 Final Score News and results.
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Sport: Six Nations rugby: page 48

Contributors

Presenter:
Steve Rider
Presenter:
John Inverdale
Presenter (Football Focus):
Ray Stubbs
Guest (Rugby Union Build-up):
Jonathan Davies
Guest (Rugby Union Build-up):
Jeremy Guscott
Guest (Rugby Union Build-up):
Alan Tart
Commentator (Italy v England):
Eddie Butler
Commentator (Italy v England):
Brian Moore
Commentator (Wales v Scotland):
Bill McLaren
Commentator (Wales v Scotland):
Jonathan Davies
TV Presentation (Wales v Scotland):
Gareth Mainwaring
Executive Editor:
Dave Gordon

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