Join thousands of fans at The Rec tonight to cheer on Team Bath against Cardiff in Rengen-sponsored Anniversary Game
The biggest night of the University of Bath student sporting calendar is here – the annual Anniversary Game BUCS Super Rugby match at The Rec.
Nearly 4,000 spectators have already registered for free tickets for the eagerly-awaited Rengen-sponsored game, which this year will see the Team Bath men’s 1st XV take on Cardiff University at the iconic city-centre home of Bath Rugby.
Doors open at 5.30pm and kick-off is 6.30pm. All are welcome to attend – students, alumni and members of the public – and people can register for free tickets by clicking here. Entry will also be available on the gate.
Team Bath are hoping that a big home crowd will roar them to a repeat of last year’s result, where a last-minute penalty sealed a thrilling 29-27 victory over Leeds Beckett.
It is the first opportunity for the boys in Blue & Gold to compete in their home city after three away games to start the 2019-20 BUCS Super Rugby season and they are determined to put on a show for the spectators.
Don’t forget to register for your free ticket by clicking here!
If you can’t make it to The Rec tonight, don’t worry – you can watch the action live here:
Tonight’s teams
Team Bath starting XV: 15 Ethan Hutt, 14 Luca Mignot, 13 Alex Nisbet, 12 Tom Pittman, 11 Alex Varney, 10 Benn Morris, 9 Ed Rimmer (cc); 1 Tom Rowlands, 2 Jordi den Hartog, 3 Will French, 4 Jordan Martin (cc), 5 Edoardo Balocco, 6 Jack Kenningham, 7 Chris Barry, 8 Ed Ashcroft. Replacements: 16 Rory Mead, 17 Simone Elrick, 18 Arthur Cordwell, 19 Gwilym Bradley, 20 Cameron Keys, 21 George Wootten, 22 Alex Smith, 23 Cal Barrett.
Cardiff starting XV: 15 Luke Shore, 14 George Thomas, 13 Huw Roberts, 12 Charlie Dyde, 11 Marcus Ramage, 10 Ed Dunford, 9 Dai Jones; 1 Ed Thompson, 2 Ben Edwards, 3 Jesse Outlaw, 4 Charlie Stonehill, 5 Griff Evans, 6 Ellis Thomas, 7 Lloyd Pike, 8 Greg Ramage. Replacements: 16 Sam Starks, 17 Cameron Lewis, 18 Mark Mullihan, 19 Jack Holford, 20 Rory Sloan, 21 Josh Oakley, 22 Aled Evans, 23 Tudor Forbes.
