Barbarians Women’s squad confirmed for Springbok Women’s clash
The Barbarian Women’s squad has been announced for Saturday’s clash against a Springbok Women’s XV at Twickenham in London.
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Barbarians v Samoa: FIVE days to go – get your tickets NOW!
The Barbarians will take on Samoa in the first of a Killik Cup double-header of matches at Twickenham on Saturday. Get your tickets NOW!
Samoa name squad for Barbarians clash at Twickenham
Samoa has announced its squad to take on the Barbarians at Twickenham in London for the Killik Cup on Saturday, 27 November.
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