Key Points
- Scotland host England in the Calcutta Cup match at Scottish Gas Murrayfield on 14 February 2026 during the Guinness Six Nations.
- Kick-off is scheduled for 4.40pm, with gates opening at 1.40pm and teams out at 4.25pm.
- England reclaimed the Calcutta Cup last year with a 16-15 victory over Scotland via a late Fin Smith penalty.
- Hospitality packages available, including premium options at Murrayfield with dining and drinks.
- Gorgie Road closed for works; fans advised to allow extra time or use public transport.
Edinburgh (Edinburgh Daily News) February 10, 2026 – Scotland prepare to host England at Scottish Gas Murrayfield on 14 February 2026 for a fiercely contested Calcutta Cup clash in the Guinness Six Nations championship.
The match revives one of rugby’s oldest rivalries, with England entering as defending holders after their dramatic 16-15 win in 2025, sealed by a late penalty from Fin Smith.
Gates open at 1.40pm, teams emerge at 4.25pm, and kick-off follows at 4.40pm, according to official matchday information from Scottish Rugby.
What are the key timings for the Scotland v England match?
Fans can arrive early to enjoy live entertainment, food, and drink across the stadium and fan villages from three hours before kick-off, with gates opening at 1.40pm to allow ample time for pre-match activities.
As reported by Scottish Rugby of scottishrugby.org, travelling supporters face disruptions from works closing Gorgie Road between Robb’s Loan and Hutchison Crossway, urging extra travel time or public transport use.
Where can fans watch Scotland v England?
The fixture takes place at Scottish Gas Murrayfield, promising a thunderous atmosphere for the Calcutta Cup encounter, as previewed by Six Nations Rugby.
What hospitality options exist for the clash?
Luxury packages at Murrayfield Experience include a three-course Italian menu, inclusive beers, wines, and soft drinks, plus transport and interactive hosting from 13:30 to 15:30 departure, with premium boxes at £25,000 +VAT offering private suites and fine dining.
What is the background to this Calcutta Cup rivalry?
England hold a historical edge with 77 wins to Scotland’s 44 across 143 matches, including 19 draws, underscoring the intensity of this Six Nations power rivalry.
England aim to retain the trophy and build momentum after last year’s narrow triumph, per the Rugby Football Union preview.
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