Richard Whiffin’s side travel to Newport in Round 3 (Friday 21st February, 19.45 kick-off) and Cardiff for a final round fixture against current world champions England (Friday 14 March, 19.30 kick-off.)
Wales begin their campaign with trips to Stade de la Rabine in Vannes to play France on Saturday 1st February (20.10 kick-off) and Treviso to tackle Italy in the second round on Friday 7 February (19.15 kick-off).
Sandwiched in between the two home games is an away trip to Hive Stadium in Edinburgh in round four where Scotland host Wales on Friday 7 March (19.15pm kick-off.
Wales played twice at Cardiff Arms Park in last Six Nations with their campaign culminating with a flourish in the final game of the campaign with a rousing victory against Italy while Rodney Parade will host an U20s international for the first time since 2008 when New Zealand were the visitors in a Junior World Cup clash.
WRU executive director of rugby Nigel Walker, said: “Many of last season’s U20s group are eligible for selection again this year and following the strong performances against New Zealand and Australia in the Junior World Cup we can go into this year’s Six Nations campaign with optimism.
“ We also had an encouraging performance against France in South Africa last summer and the opening fixture away will provide a real test, but also an indication of how much progress we have made.”
Wales U20 head coach Richard Whiffin is already looking forward to hosting England and Ireland in the 2025 U20 Six Nations.
“As a coaching group, we’ve been out in the regions and watching Super Rygbi Cymru – now the games have been confirmed things get a little bit more real and we’re excited to get back to Cardiff playing on a Friday night against England and then Ireland at Rodney Parade in Newport,” he said.
“We expect England and Ireland to travel well so we expect it to be an exciting boisterous crowd, so we’ll be going all out to play an attractive brand of rugby to excite the crowd.
“There is a young Cardiff backline that has been playing week in week out in the SRC – those guys will be in or around the U20s squad so it will be great for the home fans to see some local players right on their own doorstep.
“There has obviously been a lot of Dragons boys playing in the SRC too so it will be great for the local Newport fans to get down to Rodney Parade and see their boys play in a red jersey.”
Wales U20 home fixtures for U20 Six Nations 2025
Wales U20 v Ireland U20, Rodney Parade, Friday 21st February 2025, 7.45pm
Wales U20 v England U20, Cardiff Arms Park, Friday 14th March 2025, 7.30pm
Early bird available until 31st December 2024
Adults £10 seated or terrace | U18s £5 seated or terrace
To secure your seat to watch Wales U20 in the 2025 Six Nations click HERE.
