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FEBRUARY 2016 DATE KO* HOME AWAY VENUE TOURNAMENT 05-Feb-16 19:35† Ulster Rugby 17-15 Newport Gwent Dragons Kingspan Stadium 05-Feb-16 19:45 Bath Rugby 11-15 Gloucester Rugby Recreation Ground 06-Feb-16 14:00 Harlequins 23-27 Northampton Saints Twickenham Stoop 06-Feb-16 14:00 Wasps 9-8 Newcastle Falcons Ricoh Arena 06-Feb-16 15:00 Leicester Tigers 3-10 Sale Sharks Welford Road 06-Feb-16 15:25 France 23-21 Italy Stade de France, Paris Westhills Stadium, 06-Feb-16 16:00 Canada 33-17 Uruguay Langford BC 06-Feb-16 16:50 Scotland 9-15 England BT Murrayfield, Edinburgh 06-Feb-16 18:00 Chile 25-22 Brazil CARR La Reina BBVA Compass Stadium, 06-Feb-16 19:10 USA 35-35 Argentina Houston, TX 06-07 Feb 2016 - HSBC 7s World Series: Sydney 7s Winners: NEW ZEALAND Allianz Stadium, Sydney 07-Feb-16 13:00 Exeter Chiefs 11-14 Saracens Sandy Park 07-Feb-16 13:00 London Irish 20-13 Worcester Warriors Madejski Stadium 07-Feb-16 14:30 Marchiol Mogliano 15-5 Rugby San Donà Stadio Quaggia Peroni Stadium San 07-Feb-16 15:00 Cammi Calvisano 19-13 Rugby Lyons Michele Centro Sportivo Fiamme 07-Feb-16 15:00 Fiamme Oro Roma 13-10 Mantovani Lazio Oro 07-Feb-16 15:00 Ireland 16-16 Wales Aviva Stadium, Dublin 07-Feb-16 15:00 L'Aquila Rugby 1936 33-40 Rugby Viadana Stadio Tommaso Fattori 07-Feb-16 15:00 Rugby Rovigo 23-16 Petrarca Padova Stadio Mario Battaglini 11-Feb-16 19:30 Newport Gwent Dragons 21-26 Connacht Rugby Rodney Parade 12-Feb-16 19:30 Leinster Rugby 52-0 Zebre Rugby RDS Arena 12-Feb-16 19:30 Ulster Rugby 13-10 Glasgow Warriors Kingspan Stadium 12-Feb-16 19:45 Newcastle Falcons 26-14 Leicester Tigers Kingston Park 12-Feb-16 20:10 Brazil 29-33 Uruguay Arena Barueri, São Paulo 12-Feb-16 20:15 Scarlets 22-21 Edinburgh Rugby Parc y Scarlets 13-Feb-16 13:30 Benetton Treviso 13-7 Cardiff Blues Stadio Monigo 13-Feb-16 14:30 Sale Sharks 23-17 Exeter Chiefs AJ Bell Stadium 13-Feb-16 15:00 Gloucester Rugby 28-6 Harlequins Kingsholm 13-Feb-16 15:00 Northampton Saints 35-7 London Irish Franklin's Gardens 13-Feb-16 15:00 Worcester Warriors 14-16 Bath Rugby Sixways 13-Feb-16 15:25 France 10-9 Ireland Stade de France, Paris Principality Stadium, 13-Feb-16 16:50 Wales 27-23 Scotland Cardiff Estadio San Juan del 13-Feb-16 18:10 Argentina 52-15 Chile Bicentenario, San Juan Dell Diamond, Round 13-Feb-16 18:10 USA 30-22 Canada Rock, TX 14-Feb-16 15:00 Italy 9-40 England Stadio Olimpico, Rome 14-Feb-16 16:00 Saracens 23-64 Wasps Allianz Park 14-Feb-16 16:15† Bordeaux Bègles 15-12 Toulon Stade Chaban-Delmas 14-Feb-16 17:00 Munster Rugby 17-21 Ospreys Irish Independent Park 18-Feb-16 18:30 Rebels 85-0 Manu Samoa AAMI Park, Melbourne 19-Feb-16 19:05 Ospreys 27-13 Edinburgh Rugby Liberty Stadium 19-Feb-16 19:10 Benetton Treviso 19-17 Newport Gwent Dragons Stadio Monigo 19-Feb-16 19:35 Glasgow Warriors 27-24 Munster Rugby Scotstoun Stadium 19-Feb-16 19:45 Harlequins 25-19 Leicester Tigers Twickenham Stoop 19-Feb-16 20:45 Stade Français 32-17 Brive Stade Jean Bouin Centro Sportivo Memo 20-Feb-16 14:30 Petrarca Padova 26-7 L'Aquila Rugby 1936 Geremia 20-Feb-16 14:45 Castres Olympique 17-28 ASM Clermont Auvergne Stade Pierre Antoine 20-Feb-16 15:00 Cardiff Blues 13-14 Leinster Rugby BT Sport Cardiff Arms Park Centro Sportivo Giulio 20-Feb-16 15:00 Mantovani Lazio 7-50 Rugby Rovigo Onesti 20-Feb-16 15:00 Rugby Lyons 16-29 Fiamme Oro Roma Stadio Walter Beltrametti 20-Feb-16 15:00 Rugby San Donà 20-38 Cammi Calvisano Stadio Romolo Pacifici 20-Feb-16 15:00 Saracens 25-12 Gloucester Rugby Allianz Park 20-Feb-16 15:00 Worcester Warriors 31-23 Sale Sharks Sixways 20-Feb-16 15:15 Bath Rugby 18-24 Wasps Recreation Ground Westhills Stadium, 20-Feb-16 16:00 Canada 52-25 Brazil Langford BC 20-Feb-16 17:30 Zebre Rugby 34-51 Connacht Rugby Stadio Sergio Lanfranchi Lockhart Stadium, Ft. 20-Feb-16 18:10 USA 64-0 Chile Lauderdale, FL 20-Feb-16 18:30 Bordeaux Bègles 24-19 Agen Stade Chaban-Delmas 20-Feb-16 18:30 Grenoble 35-39 Racing 92 Stade des Alpes 20-Feb-16 18:30 Montpellier 16-19 Pau Altrad Stadium Campus de Maldonado, 20-Feb-16 20:30 Uruguay 21-24 Argentina Punta del Este 20-Feb-16 20:45 La Rochelle 28-8 Toulouse Stade Marcel Deflandre 21-Feb-16 14:30 Ulster Rugby 20-21 Scarlets Kingspan Stadium 21-Feb-16 15:00 London Irish 15-22 Exeter Chiefs Madejski Stadium 21-Feb-16 15:00 Newcastle Falcons 26-25 Northampton Saints Kingston Park 21-Feb-16 15:00 Rugby Viadana 19-24 Marchiol Mogliano Stadio Luigi Zaffanella 21-Feb-16 16:15 Oyonnax 13-44 Toulon Stade Charles Mathon 25-Feb-16 19:05 Newport Gwent Dragons 15-18 Glasgow Warriors Rodney Parade Free State Stadium, 26-Feb-16 19:00 Cheetahs 33-34 Jaguares Bloemfontein 26-Feb-16 19:35 Blues 33-31 Highlanders Eden Park, Auckland 26-Feb-16 19:40 Brumbies 52-10 Hurricanes GIO Stadium, Canberra Principality Stadium, 26-Feb-16 20:05 Wales 19-10 France Cardiff 27-Feb-16 13:00 Sale Sharks 36-36 Saracens AJ Bell Stadium Prince Chichibu Memorial 27-Feb-16 13:15 Sunwolves 13-26 Lions Stadium, Tokyo Estadio Canindé, São 27-Feb-16 14:00 Brazil 24-23 USA Paulo 27-Feb-16 14:30 Toulon 44-15 Brive Stade Mayol 27-Feb-16 14:45 Northampton Saints 38-18 Worcester Warriors Franklin's Gardens 27-Feb-16 15:00 Gloucester Rugby 32-6 Newcastle Falcons Kingsholm Nelson Mandela Bay 27-Feb-16 15:00 Kings 8-43 Sharks Stadium, Port Elizabeth 27-Feb-16 15:25 Italy 20-36 Scotland Stadio Olimpico, Rome 27-Feb-16 16:50 England 21-10 Ireland Twickenham, London 27-Feb-16 17:05 Stormers 33-9 Bulls DHL Newlands, Cape Town 27-Feb-16 18:00 Chile 20-23 Uruguay CARR, La Reina, Santiago 27-Feb-16 18:30 Agen 31-27 La Rochelle Stade Armandie Parc des Sports Marcel 27-Feb-16 18:30 ASM Clermont Auvergne 44-16 Oyonnax Michelin 27-Feb-16 18:30 Pau 3-15 Bordeaux Bègles Stade du Hameau 27-Feb-16 18:30 Stade Français 18-33 Grenoble Stade Jean Bouin 27-Feb-16 18:50 Force 19-25 Rebels nib Stadium, Perth 27-Feb-16 19:35 Connacht Rugby 30-22 Ospreys Sportsground 27-Feb-16 19:35 Crusaders 21-27 Chiefs AMI Stadium, Christchurch 27-Feb-16 19:40 Waratahs 30-10 Reds Allianz Stadium, Sydney 27-Feb-16 20:45 Racing 92 9-13 Castres Olympique Stade Yves Du Manoir 28-Feb-16 13:00 Exeter Chiefs 26-17 Bath Rugby Sandy Park 28-Feb-16 14:05 Edinburgh Rugby 24-23 Scarlets BT Murrayfield 28-Feb-16 14:30 Cardiff Blues 23-13 Ulster Rugby BT Sport Cardiff Arms Park 28-Feb-16 15:00 Benetton Treviso 13-16 Munster Rugby Stadio Monigo 28-Feb-16 15:00 Leicester Tigers 47-20 London Irish Welford Road 28-Feb-16 15:15 Wasps 42-10 Harlequins Ricoh Arena 28-Feb-16 16:00 Zebre Rugby 10-27 Leinster Rugby Stadio Sergio Lanfranchi 28-Feb-16 16:15 Toulouse 29-31 Montpellier Stade Ernest Wallon Duendes Rugby Club, 28-Feb-16 17:10 Argentina 54-21 Canada Rosario * All KO times are local †Rescheduled Match .
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