Cambridge v Cornish


By DC
February 27 2026

Cambridge v Cornish Pirates   
Rugby Champ Round 19
Saturday February 28th 2026
Ellgia Fields, Cambridge

Kick Off 14:00

Watch It Live on Clubber TV 

The Pirates side shows three changes in the starting line up from last weekend.
In the backs, Ben Cambriani slots back in on one of the wing berths, whilst in the forwards Alfie Petch is named at tight-head prop and a now fully fit Matt Cannon is selected to partner Josh King in the second row.

Cornish Pirates Match Preview >> https://cornish-pirates.com

Cornish Pirates:
15. Angus Mawson 14 Arthur Relton 13 Chester Ribbons
12 Harry Yates 11 Ben Cambriani
10 Louie Sinclair 9 Dan Hiscocks
1 James French 2 Sol Moody 3 Alfie Petch
4 Matt Cannon 5 Josh King 6 Alex Everett (captain) 7 Luke Ratcliff
8 Tomi Agbongbon.

Replacements:  
16. Morgan Nelson 17 Ollie Andrews 18 Ben Woodmansey
9 Milo Hallam 20 Rory Suttor 21
Will Rigelsford 22 Arwel Robson 23 Matty Ward

Match Officials:

Referee: Ben Simpson
Assistants: John Meredith & Gregg Dawson
Official 4: Richard Steggal

 

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Discussion started by Unofficial Pirates , 27/02/2026 11:58
Unofficial Pirates
27/02/2026 11:58
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Pirate15
27/02/2026 12:45
This is a match that has the potential to be a 'banana skin' against bottom side Cambridge who are currently without a win.
It's vitally important that we approach this match with the right attitude to get the win and keep us in contention for a top 6 finish.

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*Stalwart
27/02/2026 14:58
Play anything like we did in the last two games and we'll be fine. I'm sure the coaches will make sure there's no complacency.

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Pirate15
28/02/2026 15:33
Cambridge 21 Pirates 49
A great win on the road as the pirates scored 7 tries in securing a winning bonus point.
Despite going behind to an early Cambridge try the pirates took control to lead 28-14 at half time.
Although Cambridge applied some early pressure in the 2nd half the pirates continued to dominate and made the most of their try scoring opportunities to run out worthy winners.
An excellent result ahead of next week's visit from premiership club Harlequins.
Well done to all the players, coaches and backroom staff.

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*Stalwart
28/02/2026 16:54
Great job, well done Pirates!

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