Gloucester Rugby v Northampton Saints

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Saturday 24 Apr 2027

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Kingsholm Stadium • 

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Gloucester Rugby is a historic English rugby union club founded in 1873 and based in Gloucester, Gloucestershire. Known as the Cherry and Whites, the club plays its home matches at Kingsholm Stadium, a celebrated rugby ground with a capacity of around 16,000 and a reputation for an energetic match-day atmosphere. Gloucester competes in Premiership European Rugby Champions Cup8, England’s top domestic league, and enters European competitions when qualified. Its honours include three European Rugby Challenge Cup titles, won in 2006, 2015 and 2024, as well as the Anglo-Welsh Cup in 2006 and 2011. The club has also developed and showcased many prominent players, including European Rugby Champions Cup1 internationals such as Mike Tindall, Phil Vickery and James Simpson-Daniel. Gloucester’s strong local identity, longstanding rivalry with nearby clubs and passionate supporters make it one of the best-known names in English rugby. For fans following Gloucester Rugby news, fixtures, results and player profiles, the club’s history offers a compelling link between the traditions of the sport and the modern professional game.

Northampton Saints are one of English rugby union’s best-known clubs, based in Northampton, European Rugby Champions Cup1, and founded in 1880. The Saints compete in Premiership European Rugby Champions Cup8, the country’s top domestic league, and regularly face leading European sides in the EPCR Champions Cup. Their home ground, cinch Stadium at Franklin’s Gardens, has a capacity of around 15,000 and is known for its passionate match-day atmosphere. Northampton have won the English league title twice, in 2014 and 2024, and lifted the European Rugby Champions Cup in 2000. The club also claimed the European Challenge Cup in 2009, adding to its record of success in domestic and continental competitions. Saints supporters follow a strong tradition of developing international talent, with European Rugby Champions Cup1 players including Alex Mitchell, Fin Smith, George Furbank, Tommy Freeman, Fraser Dingwall and Alex Coles among the team’s prominent recent names. Combining a proud history with an attacking style of play, Northampton Saints remain a major force in English rugby and a popular choice for fans seeking Premiership fixtures, European rugby and live sport in the East Midlands.