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The final match of the 2019 Guinness Six Nations championship will be played out by England and Scotland at Twickenham.

European rugby put on a memorable final round of action before heading into hibernation for the festive period, with plenty of sides delivering early Christmas presents in both the Champions and Challenge Cups.

Finn Russell orchestrated a superb Racing 92 victory away at Leicester Tigers in Round 4 of the Champions Cup, capping off a wonderful weekend for Scottish rugby.

Ireland's back-row bruisers continue to flex their muscles as Dan Leavy and Jack Conan both crossed in Leinster's comfortable Champions Cup victory over Bath.

A dazzling individual display from Yoann Huget inspired Toulouse to a sterling 42-27 victory over Wasps in a Champions Cup thriller that gave France head coach Jacques Brunel plenty of food for thought.

Jamie George produced a man-of-the-match showing for Saracens as they continued their juggernaut start to the season.

Ireland international Iain Henderson bagged a brace for Ulster as they made it back-to-back wins against Scarlets in the Champions Cup on Friday night.

The top two from this year's Six Nations do battle on the final day of the 2019 championship, with whispers abounding that the Principality Stadium may well have a decider on its hands.

The accolades keep rolling in for Rory Best who this weekend will become Ulster's most-capped player in Europe.

Jacob Stockdale admits he could not have dreamed of such a successful season after winning the 2018 BBC Sport Northern Ireland Personality of the Year.

At the halfway mark in the European Champions and Challenge Cup pool stages, and with the 2019 Guinness Six Nations looming, there are some mouth-watering match-ups that will take place across both competitions this weekend.

Italy have the chance to turn the tide on France when the two sides meet in Rome for an epic Guinness Six Nations showdown in March.

After a breakthrough autumn for Scotland, Sam Skinner is now targeting making an impact in the 2019 Guinness Six Nations.

Glasgow Warriors and Scotland wing Tommy Seymour is delighted to have put pen to paper on a new deal that keeps him at the club until at least 2020.

World Player of the Year Johnny Sexton has signed an IRFU contract extension that will keep him with Leinster and Ireland until 2021.

Another thunderous round of European rugby ensued at the weekend, the teams reaching the halfway stage in their ultra-competitive pools.

There was drama in Ireland as Railway Union suffered back-to-back defeats to Old Belvedere while national team captain, Sene Naoupu shone brightly.

Chris Ashton ran in two tries as his Sale Sharks side beat Bordeaux Bègles 50-24 in a lively Challenge Cup affair.

George Horne was man of the match as Glasgow Warriors took the game to Lyon in the Champions Cup.

Jordan Larmour served notice of his match-winning ability with a decisive interception try in Leinster's 17-10 win at Bath.

Jacob Stockdale is a man who just simply cannot stop scoring excellent tries.

The iconic global brand GUINNESS is to become the new title sponsor of the Six Nations, with the Championship to be known as the GUINNESS SIX NATIONS from 2019.

Wayne Barnes will get Guinness Six Nations 2019 underway when he blows the whistle to start the clash of France v Wales on February 1.

France will travel to the Aviva Stadium seeking revenge in the penultimate round of the 2019 Six Nations.

As the top leagues from across Europe take a fortnight's break to once again converge and contest the Champions and Challenge Cups, there are unsurprisingly several big Six Nations names that will come head to head.

England scrum-half Richard Wigglesworth has extended his contract with Saracens.

Newly-capped England international Ted Hill is hoping his maiden international appearance was the first of many after inking a first professional deal with Worcester Warriors.

Italy travel to Twickenham on the penultimate weekend of the 2019 Six Nations as England look to preserve a historic record.

Domestic clubs across Europe were pleased to welcome back their international stars after the conclusion of the Autumn Internationals, as a busy weekend of women's rugby ensued.

After a November of exceptional international rugby the stars of the Six Nations sides returned to their clubs at the weekend to boost domestic campaigns.