Guinness Premiership Final

Last season's Guinness Premiership Final sold out for the second consecutive year, with 81,601 supporters seeing Leicester Tigers defeat London Irish by a solitary point.

The event has grown to become world rugby union's biggest club final and has been complimented for its electric match day atmosphere:

'It was a smashing occasion and another illustration of the fact that in terms of passion, atmosphere and noise, these major club occasions now outdo England home internationals by a considerable margin. They are far more boisterous and colourful, which is something for the England grandees to consider. Twickenham is now a wonderful arena and deserves a vibrancy' ...

Last season's Guinness Premiership Final sold out for the second consecutive year, with 81,601 supporters seeing Leicester Tigers defeat London Irish by a solitary point.

The event has grown to become world rugby union's biggest club final and has been complimented for its electric match day atmosphere:

'It was a smashing occasion and another illustration of the fact that in terms of passion, atmosphere and noise, these major club occasions now outdo England home internationals by a considerable margin. They are far more boisterous and colourful, which is something for the England grandees to consider. Twickenham is now a wonderful arena and deserves a vibrancy' - Stephen Jones, The Sunday Times.