Bristol Bears Women are gearing up for an exciting Premiership Women's Rugby fixture at Cardiff's Principality Stadium on 28 March 2026. This match will be part of a double-header event alongside the men's Premiership side, marking a significant moment for the club.

Historic Event

The men's team will face West country rivals Bath at Wales' national stadium on 10 May this year, the first time they have played a home game away from Ashton Gate. Dubbed the 'Big Day Out' by the club, the team will transition from their 27,000-seater ground to the 75,000-capacity stadium. Over 35,000 tickets have already been sold for this inaugural event, highlighting the immense interest and support.

Future Opponents

The opponents for both the men and women's sides in Cardiff next season will be announced at a later date. This event follows the successful footsteps of Harlequins and Saracens, who have hosted similar showpiece matches at Twickenham and the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in recent years.

Strategic Vision

Speaking last summer, Gavin Marshall, chief executive of Bristol Sport, emphasized the event's aim to create new revenue streams for the club. This strategic move not only enhances the club's financial stability but also provides fans with an unforgettable rugby experience.

Related Topics

• Rugby Union
• Bristol Bears
• Premiership Rugby
• Women's Rugby
• Principality Stadium

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