Next up: Castres Olympique
Edinburgh Rugby return to action at Hive Stadium on Saturday 16 December (kick-off 1pm), taking on French Top 14 side Castres Olympqiue in an unmissable EPCR Challenge Cup clash in the capital.
Burgh fans can look forward to a Christmas cracker against the formidable French side – defeated by Edinburgh home and away in last year’s Champions Cup competition – and currently sharing the summit of the French top-flight with Stade Francais and Racing 92.
Hive Stadium will also host the latest of the club’s themed fixtures, as ‘Festive Fun Day’ jingles into action, one week before Christmas – so get ready to don your Santa hats and sing along to some festive classics!
We’ll also have our annual present drop-off, giving supporters the opportunity to donate gifts to the Royal Hospital for Children and Young People.
GET YOUR CASTRES TICKETS HERE!
TWO-MATCH EURO PASS
Edinburgh Rugby fans can secure (and save) on their place at this season’s European Challenge Cup action at Hive Stadium with a two-match EURO PASS – saving 20%!
After Castres, Gloucester come to the capital in the New Year (Saturday 13 January, kick-off 5.30pm) with a match pack allowing you to get ahead of the public sale of individual match tickets, which starts on Thursday 21 December (Castle Club pre-sale Tuesday 19 December).
SAVE 20% WITH A TWO-MATCH EURO PASS HERE
EURO PASS prices below:
CATEGORY 3 EURO PASS
ADULT £47 (saves £11)
CONCESSION £39 (saves £9)
U16 £19 (saves £4)
CATEGORY 4 EURO PASS
ADULT £35 (saves £8)
CONCESSION £27 (saves £6)
U16 £11 (saves £2)
Secure your place at Hive Stadium for two unmissable EPCR Challenge Cup fixtures!
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