The Six Nations will kick off this weekend, with a great tournament expected as teams prepare for the Rugby World Cup later in the year.
Two teams begin life under new head coaches, with Wales having brought back Warren Gatland in addition to Steve Borthwick's England appointment. In the autumn, the Rugby World Cup takes place in France with the hosts currently favourites and Ireland ranked number one in the world.
This means that the Six Nations will be even more important than ever as some of the world of rugby's top sides prepare for what will be a huge autumn. Last November saw Ireland and France both beating world Champions South Africa, with Italy also recording their first ever win against Australia.