Where to watch Six Nations Rugby in Vienna
Six Nations Rugby in Vienna
When the Six Nations is on, rugby fans across Vienna head for the pub.
Each fixture brings people out. Irish, English, Scottish, Welsh, French and Italian supporters, all looking for the same thing – a pub showing the match live.
That’s why Irish pubs play such a big role during the tournament in Vienna. They’re set up for live sport and attract a crowd that knows the competition inside out.
In Vienna, one of the best places to watch the Six Nations is here at Charlie P’s Irish Pub.
What is the Six Nations?
The Six Nations Championship, also known as the Guinness Six Nations, features the European international teams England, France, Ireland, Italy, Scotland and Wales.
Each year, the tournament brings Vienna’s ex-pat community together to watch and follow international rugby.
Beyond the rugby itself, the Six Nations gives fans the chance to meet up, enjoy some creamy pints of Guinness and watch the tournament in an international rugby atmosphere.
What to expect from the tournament
These days, either France or England usually enter the tournament as favorites. However, don't count out Ireland, Scotland, and Wales.
Plus, Italy has improved a lot, so on any given day, any team is capable of beating the other.
All matches are sure to be intense, and you won't want to miss a single moment of the action.
Watching the Six Nations at Charlie P’s
At Charlie P’s Irish Pub, we show every scrum, tackle and try live throughout the Six Nations.
You can find the full Six Nations fixture list below. For the bigger games, it’s worth reserving a table in advance.
A little about the tournament.
The Six Nations Rugby Championship began in 1883 as a competition between the UK Home Nations and Ireland. (England, Ireland, Scotland, Wales)
It expanded to include France in 1910 and Italy in 2000.
The annual tournament where each team plays every other team once and the team with the best record is declared the champion.
Grand Slam
Any team who manages to win all their games wins the Grand Slam.
Triple Crown
The Triple Crown may only be won by one of the Home Nations of England, Ireland, Scotland or Wales, when one nation wins all three of their matches against the others.
Why Charlie P's?
In the company of international rugby fans, with pints of Guinness flowing, handcrafted Irish pub food favourites and all games shown live across multiple screens, you’re right in the middle of the action.
Six Nations Rugby in Vienna – FAQs
Where can I watch Six Nations rugby live in Vienna?
You can watch every Six Nations match live at Charlie P’s Irish Pub in Vienna, with coverage shown across multiple screens.
Does Charlie P’s show all Six Nations matches?
Yes. All Six Nations matches are shown live throughout the tournament.
Do I need to book a table to watch the Six Nations? Booking is recommended for popular fixtures, especially weekend matches. Walk-ins are possible when space allows.
What time do Six Nations matches kick off in Vienna?
Kick-off times follow the official Six Nations schedule. Matches are shown live in local Vienna time.
Is Charlie P’s a good pub for rugby fans in Vienna?
Charlie P’s is well known for showing international rugby and attracts a regular rugby crowd during the Six Nations.
How are points awarded in the Six Nations?
Teams earn points as follows:
- 4 points for a win
- 2 points for a draw
- 0 points for a loss
- 1 bonus point for scoring four or more tries in a match
- 1 bonus point for losing by seven points or fewer
What is a Grand Slam in the Six Nations?
A Grand Slam is achieved when a team wins all five of its matches. A team that completes a Grand Slam receives an additional three bonus points to ensure they finish top of the table.
Which teams play in the Six Nations?
The Six Nations features six teams: England, France, Ireland, Italy, Scotland and Wales.
How does the Six Nations tournament format work?
Each team plays every other team once during the tournament, for a total of five matches per team.
How is the Six Nations champion decided?
The team with the highest total points at the end of the tournament is crowned Six Nations champion.