This game will be the subject of a pitch inspection by representatives of the National Clubs Association (www.ncarugby.org) at 15:00 hrs on Friday.  The result of the inspection will be posted on the club website so that supporters are informed about the outcome.  If there is a favourable outcome from the NCA, the pitch will be the subject of a further inspection on Saturday morning,  the result of which will be posted on the club website.

We thank all our supporters for their understanding in this matter,  and as soon as the club has a decision whether  the game is being played or not,  we will ensure that the decision is made available via the club website.

Rod Bishop -  Club President

The club has a very limited number of tickets available for sale to members and sponsors for the forthcoming Six Nations matches against Italy (7th February), France (15th March) and Scotland (21st March). Only 2 tickets per person may be applied for in the first instance and will be dealt with on a "first come, first served" basis. Applications by email only to Phil Harvey.

Danny Legge crashed over to rescue the points for the home team 6 minutes from the end of a game that they should have put away before half-time. It was no more than they deserved, having had much of the possession, though Park had fought hard to avoid a mauling of proportions similar to their home reverse in September.

Cambridge have been drawn away at Otley in the 4th Round of the EDF Trophy.