By Cherry Picker
July 4 2013

We're hosting Group A of the J.P. Morgan 7s tournament on August 1st which marks the start of the much trumpeted new BT Sports channel.

The launch was today in London with Lawrence Dallaglio once again trotted out as the face of rugby.

They confirmed that the 2013 J.P. Morgan Asset Management Premiership Rugby 7s Series will kick off with what they are describing as " one of the most iconic fixtures in club rugby, a West Country derby between Bath Rugby and Gloucester Rugby at Kingsholm.

"Gloucester Rugby will host the matches in Group A on Thursday 1 August, live on the new BT Sport channel, which launches that day."

That game is followed by Exeter Chiefs against Worcester Warriors, the other two sides who complete Group A.

The second leg (Group B) of the J.P. Morgan Premiership Rugby 7s Series takes place at Franklin's Gardens 24 hours later, the final leg (Group C) being hosted by Saracens at their new Allianz Park home.

A week's break and then top two teams from each group battle it out to be crowned J.P. Morgan Asset Management Premiership Rugby 7s as Bath Rugby host the final at The Rec on the evening of Friday 9th August.

 For further details and to buy tickets see jpmorgan7s.com or follow @jpmorganrugby7s

Kingsholm Kicks Off BT Sport

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