Win tickets for England’s Red Roses v Canada Women at Sandy Park

Published: 5 September 2023

International rugby is returning to Sandy Park as England’s Red Roses host Canada Women in a two-Test series this September.

And Visit Exeter are giving people the chance to win free tickets to the match in Exeter.

The series opener will be played at Sandy Park on Saturday, 23 September (kick off 2.30pm), before the second match, which will take place on Saturday, 30 September at Saracens’ StoneX Stadium.

The two-Test series will be the first time the two sides have faced off since the Red Roses won a brilliant Rugby World Cup 2021 semi-final over Canada 26-19 at Eden Park, when England made history by winning a record 30 consecutive tests.

The matches will also be the Red Roses’ first since their successful Grand Slam Six Nations campaign, before they travel to New Zealand shortly thereafter to compete in the WXV tournament launching in October.

England forwards coach, Louis Deacon said: “We are delighted to be facing one of the world’s best teams on home turf. Canada is a powerful team and present a fantastic challenge as we look to build on the success of our Six Nations campaign and continue improving as a squad.

“The two-Test series is the perfect preparation as we build up to the inaugural WXV tournament in New Zealand.”

Charlie Hayter, RFU head of women’s performance rugby, added: “Exeter has been a fantastic host venue for the Red Roses on a number of occasions and we are excited to be heading back to Sandy Park. The club and its supporters are passionate fans of the women’s game and embraced the team each time we play there.” 

To get tickets head to the Exeter Chiefs Ticket Hub.

Your chance to win tickets:

Our friends at Visit Exeter have teamed up with Sandy Park to give away two adult and two child tickets to the Red Roses v Canada international match at Sandy Park.

To enter, simply like their post and tag the person you would like to bring with you. The winner will be chosen after the closing date of Friday 15 September.

Take part now on the Visit Exeter Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/photo?fbid=787299710063405&set=a.715586830568027