Fixtures Announced for 2026/27

By Unofficial Plymouth Albion
June 23 2026

The fixtures have been released by National League Rugby and 3 friendlies announced by Albion.    

The August friendlies could be quite a challenge staring with an away trip to Swansea, who finished a respectable 6th place in the Super Rygbi Cymru.

This is followed by a visit from Exeter University - who avoided relegation from NL2W by virtue of a convincing win over Stourbridge. That said, in the past the students have provided Albion with some difficult opposition.

Lastly we welcome The Pirates back to Brickfields. This will be a thorough test of Ryan Lamb's new side, from which more will be learnt about Albion's weaknesses than their strengths - not a bad thing.

The league starts in earnest at the beginning of September, with a difficult trip away to Rosslyn Park who finished fourth last season.

 

 

Friendlies

 

15-Aug Swansea Away
22-Aug Cornish Pirates Home
26-Aug Exeter University Home

 

National League 1

5-Sep Rosslyn Park Away
12-Sep Camborne Away
19-Sep Sheffield Home
26-Sep London Scottish Away
3-Oct Cambridge Home
10-Oct   Sale FC Away
17-Oct Dings Crusaders Home
31-Oct Bishops Stortford Away
7-Nov Rams Home
14-Nov Birmingham Moseley Away
21-Nov Bury St Edmunds Home
5-Dec Tonbridge Juddians Away
12-Dec Leeds Tykes Home
19-Dec Camborne Home
9-Jan Sheffield Away
16-Jan London Scottish Home
23-Jan Cambridge Away
6-Feb Sale FC Home
13-Feb Dings Crusaders Away
20-Feb Bishops Stortford Home
6-Mar Rams Away
13-Mar Birmingham Moseley Home
20-Mar Bury St Edmunds Away
3-Apr Tonbridge Juddians Home
10-Apr Leeds Tykes Away
17-Apr Rosslyn Park Home

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Fixtures Announced for 2026/27
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Dewnansek
28/06/2026 13:32
Love the matches against the Welsh teams.
Something that used to be regular before the English and Welsh leagues made their presence felt.
Go Albion!

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