Wales v Scotland Six Nations kick-off time, TV channel, live stream info and team news

Wales welcome Scotland to the Principality Stadium on Saturday afternoon bidding to put their Dublin nightmare behind them.

Wayne Pivac's reigning Six Nations champions lost the opening-round fixture to a firing Irish team, with the visitors unable to handle their physicality and control their discipline.

Scotland, meanwhile, head to the Welsh capital on the back off an impressive, and dramatic, 20-17 win over England in Edinburgh, marking the first time they have retained the Calcutta Cup in successive years since 1983/84.

However, Gregor Townsend's men have something of a Cardiff hoodoo to overcome; they have not won in the Welsh capital since 2002. They did beat Wales in Llanelli behind closed doors in October 2020, but are well aware of the difference a first Six Nations crowd at a Wales home game in two years could make.

Here's everything you need to know about the match:

Wales v Scotland kicks off at on Saturday, February 12, at the Principality Stadium in Cardiff.

It is the first time in two years that fans have been able to attend a Wales Six Nations match in the Welsh capital. It was this fixture which was cancelled at the 11th hour two years ago as the Covid pandemic took hold of the UK.

Wales v Scotland will be broadcast live on BBC One and S4C, with coverage beginning at 1.15pm and 1.45pm respectively.

Those wishing to live stream the coverage can do so via the BBC Sport website or BBC iPlayer, while viewers can do the same via the S4C Clic player on any smart device or computer, by visiting the website or by downloading the S4C Clic app.

You'll also be able to follow live Wales v Scotland updates via WalesOnline's rugby team.

Wales boss Wayne Pivac has made four personnel changes to the side beaten