It's a Welsh derby in the first league game of the season!


By Rogero
March 25 2013

After losing out in the qualifying stages of the Northern Rail Cup despite two wins on their travel, the South Wales Scorpions now turn their attention to an eagerly awaited clash against the North Wales Crusaders at the Gnoll on Easter Monday 1st April - kick off is at 3pm.

This match will undoubtedly attract one of the best crowds of the season with a large following expected to make the trip down through mid Wales to Neath. The game is being televised live in the UK on Premier Sports and across the globe by Setanta Sports.

It is an actual double header of Rugby League when not only can fans see South Wales Scorpions play North Wales Crusaders, but this will be followed by the South Wales challenge match between Cardiff Met University and Swansea University (kick-off 5.15pm). 

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It's a Welsh derby in the first league game of the season!
Discussion started by South Wales RL (IP Logged), 25/03/2013 13:16
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25/03/2013 13:16
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daiclub
daiclub
25/03/2013 17:21
hope we dont get outnumbered by the cru fans try and bring some friends along boys

Rogero
Rogero
28/03/2013 07:01
Last year it was a close call as to who had the most fans in the ground - this year let's make sure it is the Scorpions!

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