By Gareth Davies/Cornwall RLFC

Cornwall RLFC welcome in-form Doncaster to the Memorial Ground Saturday, July 9 – 1pm 

The two sides met in Betfred League 1 at the Eco-Power Stadium on Easter Saturday with the Dons prevailing 52-16. However, there were signs of promise for Cornwall who scored the try of the game through Joe Burton.

Hooker Jake Lloyd bagged his first try for the club while Cornwall finished with a flourish as Jayden Myers scored in the game's dying embers.

Doncaster, after an inconsistent first half of 2022, have seemingly used the two recent break weeks to ignite genuine promotion hopes.

Before the international matches, Hunslet were thrashed 36-6 on home soil before they face two tricky-looking away fixtures.

First up, Richard Horne's troops travelled to Colwyn Bay to face North Wales Crusaders and the visitors came away with a magnificent 26-18 win. And then seven days later, the Dons faced Swinton Lions at Heywood Road.

Once again, Horne's side delivered a magnificent showing to prevail 26-12 over a Lions side that threw away a 12-6 interval lead.

Although the Dons are running red-hot currently, Cornwall themselves are growing in confidence and performance on a weekly basis. After winning a professional match for the first time against West Wales Raiders on June 25, Cornwall pushed Hunslet close last time out at the Mem.

The Parksiders were 36-24 victors but once again, roared on by a partisan and vocal home following, Cornwall came close to a first home victory and triumph over a heartlands team too.

Will that elusive first win in the Duchy come this weekend? 

Or will Doncaster's fine run continue?

Tickets for this not-to-be-missed match are on sale now and can be obtained by clicking here

Cornwall RLFC v Doncaster gameday timetable:

11am

• Turnstiles open
• DoomBar Super Chilled Zone and clubhouse bar commence serving
• All catering outlets open
• Merchandise available to buy from our ground-based outlet
• Pre-match music starts with local turntable luminary Mike the Mic Kevern supplying the very best party anthems

1pm

• Match kicks off

1:40pm

• Half time music from Mike the Mic Kevern
• Time to replenish your empty glasses
• Wash your favourite tipple down with a pasty

1:50pm

• Second half begins

2:30pm

• Full time
• After match music with Mike the Mic Kevern
• Bars still serving
• Catering outlets remain open

Ticket Prices

Grandstand seats: £18

Standing entry: £12

Standing concession: £10*

Under 16: £5

Under 5: FREE

*Concession rate for those 65+, in full-time education, armed forces personnel (both serving and former) and blue light workers.

It is advised that supporters pre-purchase tickets before matchday. However, pay on the day admission will also be available.