Tigers versus Wasps Sunday fixture cancelled

Monday, 17 October 2022 at 16:02

The next Gallagher Premiership home game is now against London Irish.

Premiership Rugby Limited have confirmed that Sunday’s scheduled fixture between Leicester Tigers and Wasps has been cancelled.

Its been announced today that administrators have been appointed for Wasps Holdings Limited and the company has ceased trading.

Tigers have said that they are looking into the implications of the cancellation and whether they can fill the gaps in the season with alternative fixtures.

The next Gallagher Premiership home game is now against London Irish on Sunday 27th November at 3.00 pm.

There are also two home games for the Leicester Tigers’ women’s team in November, both at Mattioli Woods Welford Road.

Tigers host Loughborough Town Ladies on Saturday 5th November and Harrogate Ladies on Saturday 19th November in Women’s Championship North.

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