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Nations Championship 2026: Scotland V Japan

Scottish Gas Murrayfield in Edinburghsam. 21 nov. 2026 · 14:10

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Nations Championship 2026: Scotland V Japan is a Sports / Rugby / Rugby Union event at Scottish Gas Murrayfield in Edinburgh.

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The Nations Championship is a biennial international men's rugby union competition, with the inaugural edition taking place in 2026. This match sees Scotland, one of the Six Nations unions, face Japan, one of the two invited unions, in a clash that is part of the new global tournament format.

Attendees can expect a high-intensity rugby match at a top venue in Edinburgh, as both teams compete in the newly structured competition that brings together teams from the Six Nations and SANZAAR unions, plus invited sides. The atmosphere will be electric as Scotland and Japan battle it out in this historic first edition of the championship.

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  • Arrive early to enjoy the pre-match atmosphere and avoid queues.
  • Check local transport options for getting to and from the venue.
  • Dress appropriately for the weather as the match is in late November.

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What is the Nations Championship?

It is a biennial international men's rugby union competition involving twelve teams from the Six Nations and SANZAAR unions, plus two invited unions.

Which teams are participating in the 2026 edition?

The competition includes the Six Nations unions (England, France, Italy, Ireland, Scotland, Wales), SANZAAR unions (Argentina, Australia, South Africa, New Zealand), and invited unions Fiji and Japan.

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Japan

Japan is an island country in East Asia.Plus

Located in the Pacific Ocean off the northeast coast of the Asian mainland, it is bordered to the west by the Sea of Japan and extends from the Sea of Okhotsk in the north to the East China Sea in the south.

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