Watch the 2026 Nations Championship Live at Europe’s Best Sports Bars
Some tournaments feel scheduled. The Nations Championship feels summoned.
This is where giants trade punches in public. Where fly halves control games like chess hustlers in shoulder pads. Where forwards move with the subtlety of a Scorsese debt collector. Every match carries history. Every mistake lives forever.
Belushi’s becomes rugby headquarters when the Autumn Nations fixtures kick off. Screens glowing from every angle. Pints landing like perfect offloads. Chants bouncing off the walls before kickoff even arrives. It’s less sports bar, more modern rugby cathedral with better playlists and late night food.
What is the Nations Championship?
It’s the first-ever global rugby competition, pitting the Northern Hemisphere (England, France, Ireland, Italy, Scotland, Wales) against the Southern Hemisphere (South Africa, New Zealand, Australia, Argentina, Fiji, Japan). Three rounds were already fought out over the summer. Now it’s back on home soil for the Autumn Internationals and unlike previous years, every result feeds a table. This is rugby with genuine stakes: where hemispheres collide.
The Championship itself is rugby heritage wrapped in controlled violence. France play with jazz. South Africa arrive like a freight train. New Zealand treat pressure like a personality trait. England still carry that old empire swagger whether people like it or not.
Key dates:
You don’t just watch these matches at Belushi’s. You survive them. One minute you’re discussing tactical kicking like a retired coach. The next you’re hugging someone from another country because a last minute try just flipped the entire table.
The Rugby Nations Championship deserves noise, chaos, debate, drama and one more round before kickoff. Conveniently, that’s exactly what Belushi’s does best.
Some games are at crazy times but we’ll be showing as many as we can check out the fixtures below.
Book your table now and get ready to experience the Nations Championship 2026 live, loud, and surrounded by fellow fans.
Watch the 2026 Nations Championship Live at Europe’s Best Sports Bars
Some tournaments feel scheduled. The Nations Championship feels summoned.
This is where giants trade punches in public. Where fly halves control games like chess hustlers in shoulder pads. Where forwards move with the subtlety of a Scorsese debt collector. Every match carries history. Every mistake lives forever.
Belushi’s becomes rugby headquarters when the Autumn Nations fixtures kick off. Screens glowing from every angle. Pints landing like perfect offloads. Chants bouncing off the walls before kickoff even arrives. It’s less sports bar, more modern rugby cathedral with better playlists and late night food.
What is the Nations Championship?
It’s the first-ever global rugby competition, pitting the Northern Hemisphere (England, France, Ireland, Italy, Scotland, Wales) against the Southern Hemisphere (South Africa, New Zealand, Australia, Argentina, Fiji, Japan). Three rounds were already fought out over the summer. Now it’s back on home soil for the Autumn Internationals and unlike previous years, every result feeds a table. This is rugby with genuine stakes: where hemispheres collide.
The Championship itself is rugby heritage wrapped in controlled violence. France play with jazz. South Africa arrive like a freight train. New Zealand treat pressure like a personality trait. England still carry that old empire swagger whether people like it or not.
Key dates:
You don’t just watch these matches at Belushi’s. You survive them. One minute you’re discussing tactical kicking like a retired coach. The next you’re hugging someone from another country because a last minute try just flipped the entire table.
The Rugby Nations Championship deserves noise, chaos, debate, drama and one more round before kickoff. Conveniently, that’s exactly what Belushi’s does best.
Some games are at crazy times but we’ll be showing as many as we can check out the fixtures below.
Book your table now and get ready to experience the Nations Championship 2026 live, loud, and surrounded by fellow fans.
Watch the 2026 Nations Championship Live at Europe’s Best Sports Bars
Some tournaments feel scheduled. The Nations Championship feels summoned.
This is where giants trade punches in public. Where fly halves control games like chess hustlers in shoulder pads. Where forwards move with the subtlety of a Scorsese debt collector. Every match carries history. Every mistake lives forever.
Belushi’s becomes rugby headquarters when the Autumn Nations fixtures kick off. Screens glowing from every angle. Pints landing like perfect offloads. Chants bouncing off the walls before kickoff even arrives. It’s less sports bar, more modern rugby cathedral with better playlists and late night food.
What is the Nations Championship?
It’s the first-ever global rugby competition, pitting the Northern Hemisphere (England, France, Ireland, Italy, Scotland, Wales) against the Southern Hemisphere (South Africa, New Zealand, Australia, Argentina, Fiji, Japan). Three rounds were already fought out over the summer. Now it’s back on home soil for the Autumn Internationals and unlike previous years, every result feeds a table. This is rugby with genuine stakes: where hemispheres collide.
The Championship itself is rugby heritage wrapped in controlled violence. France play with jazz. South Africa arrive like a freight train. New Zealand treat pressure like a personality trait. England still carry that old empire swagger whether people like it or not.
Key dates:
You don’t just watch these matches at Belushi’s. You survive them. One minute you’re discussing tactical kicking like a retired coach. The next you’re hugging someone from another country because a last minute try just flipped the entire table.
The Rugby Nations Championship deserves noise, chaos, debate, drama and one more round before kickoff. Conveniently, that’s exactly what Belushi’s does best.
Some games are at crazy times but we’ll be showing as many as we can check out the fixtures below.
Book your table now and get ready to experience the Nations Championship 2026 live, loud, and surrounded by fellow fans.
Watch the 2026 Nations Championship Live at Europe’s Best Sports Bars
Some tournaments feel scheduled. The Nations Championship feels summoned.
This is where giants trade punches in public. Where fly halves control games like chess hustlers in shoulder pads. Where forwards move with the subtlety of a Scorsese debt collector. Every match carries history. Every mistake lives forever.
Belushi’s becomes rugby headquarters when the Autumn Nations fixtures kick off. Screens glowing from every angle. Pints landing like perfect offloads. Chants bouncing off the walls before kickoff even arrives. It’s less sports bar, more modern rugby cathedral with better playlists and late night food.
What is the Nations Championship?
It’s the first-ever global rugby competition, pitting the Northern Hemisphere (England, France, Ireland, Italy, Scotland, Wales) against the Southern Hemisphere (South Africa, New Zealand, Australia, Argentina, Fiji, Japan). Three rounds were already fought out over the summer. Now it’s back on home soil for the Autumn Internationals and unlike previous years, every result feeds a table. This is rugby with genuine stakes: where hemispheres collide.
The Championship itself is rugby heritage wrapped in controlled violence. France play with jazz. South Africa arrive like a freight train. New Zealand treat pressure like a personality trait. England still carry that old empire swagger whether people like it or not.
Key dates:
You don’t just watch these matches at Belushi’s. You survive them. One minute you’re discussing tactical kicking like a retired coach. The next you’re hugging someone from another country because a last minute try just flipped the entire table.
The Rugby Nations Championship deserves noise, chaos, debate, drama and one more round before kickoff. Conveniently, that’s exactly what Belushi’s does best.
Some games are at crazy times but we’ll be showing as many as we can check out the fixtures below.
Book your table now and get ready to experience the Nations Championship 2026 live, loud, and surrounded by fellow fans.
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