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Cardiff set to roar during Six Nations

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Monday 1 Feb 2016

Wales take on Scotland in the second round on Saturday, February 14 and tickets for that match sold-out in October last year.

Now both the mid-tournament matches against France, just under a fortnight later, and the final weekend's clash with Italy (Saturday, March 19) have reached capacity. 

It has been eight years since all three travelling sides from Scotland, Italy and France - who visit biennially in the competition, on rotation with Ireland and England - brought the full set of capacity crowds to Wales' national ground.

The last time all three fixtures sold out was during head coach Warren Gatland's debut, Grand Slam-winning, season of 2008.

Wales begin their Six Nation campaign away to Ireland this coming Sunday.

@welshrugbyunion

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