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Last year’s Six Nations meeting between these two teams was easily the most entertaining of the 2019 tournament, with honours even in a thrilling 38-38 draw. It’s all set to be a cracking Week 2 match and you can watch all the action as it happens with our Scotland vs England live stream guide.

With both England and Scotland experiencing disappointment in the opening games of this campaign, expect this to be another hard fought Calcutta Cup showdown.

Scotland gave a decent account of themselves in their 19-12 defeat against Ireland in Dublin last weekend. They ultimately found it hard to break down a strong defence but will rue a costly dropped ball by skipper Stuart Hogg when the game was delicately poised. Coach Gregor Townsend has largely kept faith with the same set of players, with only Nick Haining being switched out in favour of back-rower Magnus Bradbury.

While England showed some fight to drag themselves back into the game in the second half, having trailed 27-0 at one point, Eddie Jones and his players will have to dig deep to rectify their shoddy first-half showing. Jones has rung the changes with with Willi Heinz, Lewis Ludlam, Mako Vunipola and George Kruis all coming into this side for this crucial face-off in Edinburgh.

It looks set to be a cracking Calcutta Cup clash and you can watch this Six Nations match in its entirety – in some cases for free – by following our Scotland vs England live stream guide below.

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How to live stream Scotland vs England in the UK for free

How to watch a Six Nations live stream when you’re not in your country

If you’re away from home and outside of your home country, then you’re going to run into problems when trying to stream coverage of the Six Nations from your native broadcaster as its likely to be location restricted. 

Thankfully, you’ll still be able to watch all the action – all you need to do is make use of a VPN. 

Simply download and install the software or an app from one of the many VPN services out there. These will spoof your computer into thinking that you’re in your home nation, allowing you to enjoy your regular broadcaster’s coverage (so long as you comply with the broadcaster’s Ts&Cs). So no need to scourer the internet for a link to a dodgy stream from a suspect website.

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It can be hard to keep track of all the PS5 rumors flying about right now. It seems like every day there’s a leak, Reddit post or tweet claiming to have information about the upcoming PlayStation 5. 

While all rumors should be taken with a big ol’ pinch of salt, there are some that are more believable than others – not to mention the legit information that sneaks in between. 

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With that in mind, here at TechRadar, we’ve decided to put together a weekly roundup of the latest PS5 rumors (and some legit news) that will hopefully make things a bit more digestible for you. We’ve also ranked them from the “most likely” to the “least likely”, based on our own expert knowledge. 

So, what’s the rumor mill churning out this week? Well, PS5 pre-orders may open as early as March, the console may be delayed by coronavirus, and a local Gamestop employee knows the ins and outs of Sony’s launch plans.

The PS5 price is still undecided – confirmed

In the only confirmed news of the week, Sony has revealed that it hasn’t set a price for the PlayStation 5 yet.

In an earnings call (via Spiel Times), Sony’s chief financial officer Hiroki Totoki revealed the company still hasn’t nailed down the PS5 price.

“What is not very clear or visible is because we are competing in the space, so it’s very difficult to discuss anything about the price at this point of time, and depending upon the price level, we may have to determine the promotion that we are going to deploy and how much costs we are prepared to pay,” Totoki explained.

Check out the full story here.

PS5 official website is now live, suggesting a reveal isn’t far behind – most likely

Sony has quietly launched the PS5‘s official website ahead of the next-gen console’s release in late 2020.

Initially spotted on Reddit (via GamesRadar), the website offers fans the chance to sign-up “to be among the first to receive updates as we announce them, including news on the PS5 release date, PS5 price and the upcoming roster of PS5 launch games”.

The launch of the official website suggests that an official PS5 reveal event is just around the corner. So, despite the website launch being confirmed, the idea of an imminent reveal event is a pretty likely rumor.

You can read the full story here.

PS5 pre-orders start in March – maybe

According to a tweet by @PSErebus, Sony’s next-gen console will be revealed at a PlayStation Meeting in March, with pre-orders opening soon after.

The user’s original tweet claiming pre-orders will start in March was posted back in December, however the user has been retweeting it and doubling down in the face of doubters who claim the PS5 reveal will be in February.

While @PSErebus previously correctly leaked The Last of Us 2’s initial release date, we’re still skeptical of the validity of this rumor. However, as we’re rocketing through February, a reveal event this month does seem less and less likely. So maybe a March reveal is possible? Especially given that Sony hasn’t given any indication of an event yet, despite us expecting a reveal to be imminent. 

You can read the full story here.

PS5 will be delayed by coronavirus – unlikely

A report claims that the PS5 and Xbox Series X release dates could be delayed due to the coronavirus outbreak. But we don’t think its very likely. 

Financial services company, Jefferies Group (via Business Insider), published a note this week which claims that, because of Sony and Microsoft manufacturing their consoles and accessories in China (which has been hit hardest by the virus), the upcoming PS5 and Xbox Series X releases may be delayed. 

We didn’t think this seemed likely – especially given the panic that’s currently surrounding coronavirus. So we decided to ask games industry analyst, and managing director of Equity Research, Michael Pachter to weigh in on the report. 

While Pachter emphasized that it’s hard to know how long the coronavirus outbreak will last, he also pointed out that, while the mobile industry may be disrupted by the outbreak, console manufacturers are a different kettle of fish.

You can read his response to the rumor, and the full story, here.

A lady in Gamestop knows the PS5 launch plan – most unlikely

Finally, we got a ‘tip off’ this week that a Gamestop employee had been clued in by their Sony rep on the PS5’s launch plan. Apparently the PS5 reveal event will be at the end of February. 

This feels more like an educated guess than a legit leak, so we’re not inclined to believe it.

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