Everything you need to know about Wales and the 2021 Six Nations Championship
ITV Cymru Wales Sports Reporter Beth Fisher meets a Welsh rugby superfan
Wales won their opening two Six Nations games, beating Ireland and Scotland, and victory over England would secure a Triple Crown, while also keeping title hopes firmly on track.
The side's injury situation has improved considerably ahead of Saturday's Six Nations clash against England in Cardiff.
Head coach Wayne Pivac was without a quarter of his original 36-man squad through injuries or suspension for the Murrayfield appointment with Scotland 10 days ago.
But players like fit-again backs George North, Jonathan Davies and Johnny Williams are set to be in the selection mix, with only scrum-half Tomos Williams (hamstring) currently unavailable.
Wales assistant coach Jonathan Humphreys said: "Everybody has reported back and we (almost) have a full bill of health. Right now, there is a lot of competition for places."
"We understand how important the middle game of this tournament is, especially if you have won the first two, so this game is huge in all aspects.
"We are all aware that this (Triple Crown) is on the line, but we don't need to talk about it, we need to talk about how we are going to play, how we are going to start (the game)."
Wales played their opening Six Nations match at the Principality Stadium behind closed doors, with no crowds.
The stadium was previously the Dragon's Heart Hospital, where coronavirus patients were treated, before it was decommissioned, meaning Wales played all six of their autumn internationals at Parc y Scarlets in Llanelli ahead of this year's tournament.
Wales was without Liam Williams in their opening Six Nations clash after the British and Irish Lions back was given a three-game ban for his red card in the Scarlets' Guinness PRO14 derby defeat by Cardiff Blues.
Josh Adams is serving a two-match ban imposed by the Welsh Rugby Union after breaching Covid-19 protocols by attending a family gathering.
Here are all the dates and times you need to know to watch Wales in the 2021 Six Nations Championship:
Wales v Ireland
Sunday 7 February 2021
Principality Stadium
Result: Wales 21-16 Ireland
Scotland v Wales
Saturday 13 February 2021
BT Murrayfield Stadium
Result: Scotland 24-25 Wales
Wales v England
Saturday 27 February 2021
Principality Stadium
KO: 4:45pm
Italy v Wales
Saturday 13 March 2021
Stadio Olimpico
KO: 2:15pm
France v Wales
Saturday 20 March 2021
Stade de France
KO: 8pm
Wales women will kick off their Women's Six Nations 2021 campaign in April 2021, with the team travelling to France on April 3, before hosting Ireland on April 10.
The Welsh Rugby Union says 'the detailed fixture dates, venues and kick off times will be announced in due course.'