Lichfield RUFC concluded their first block of fixtures away at Dudley Kingswinford.
The playing surface was perfect, and with a heavy diagonal wind, the game was sure play out in
Lichfield RUFC took the local bragging rights in a 37-8 triumph against Burton.
With fierce rivalry between the two fireworks were expected, but the team from just up the
Lichfield RUFC secured a hard-fought victory in a rollercoaster encounter at Bromsgrove.
Having not met for several seasons, hands were shook and welcomes extended as both teams played there
Lichfield RUFC travelled to table-toppers South Leicester on Saturday and endured a steep learning curve.
The 68-21 result suggests a very one sided affair, but the travelling coaching
Lichfield RUFC found visitors Scunthorpe too tough a nut to crack at Cooke Fields.
The hosts went into the game with confidence after showing positive signs at Sandbach. But the
Lichfield RUFC gave high-flying Sandbach plenty of food for thought before eventually succumbing to a 35-20 defeat.
On a greasy surface, both teams spent the opening minutes feeling
Lichfield RUFC got the better of newcomers Peterborough Lions after securing a 24-20 win at Cooke Fields.
The visitors showed their intent from the kick-off as they regathered
Lichfield RUFC’s visit to Old Halesonians taught them the importance of taking their chances.
The hosts were promoted to National 3 Midlands last season and used their experience well
Lichfield RUFC rounded off a memorable season by lifting the Staffordshire Senior Cup.
A 50-18 triumph over Walsall means the first team match their counterparts in the seconds by
Lichfield RUFC showed no mercy at Old Laurentian as they prevented the hosts from securing points they desperately needed to secure their league status.
The weather and the pitch were
Lichfield RUFC’s final home game of the season saw a bumper 500-plus crowd enjoy a 65-19 triumph over Market Bosworth.
The fixture also saw skipper Dave Bassett
Lichfield RUFC’s development team took another big step towards clinching their own league title with a fine away win at Malvern.
They started brightly and when Olly Taylor-Tibbott
