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Charlie Gjedde, Belle Vue’s Danish star, is ready to cap his comeback season with a hectic spell of pot hunting.

Theo Pijper has broken a finger in no fewer than four places, do you think that will stop him taking part in the A-Plant Tigers first Cup Final for 17 years? not a chance!

Theo will line up along with the rest of the troops as they travel to Scunthorpe for a league fixture on Friday before facing up to Newport in the two legged KO Cup Final, on Saturday in Wales and Sunday at Ashfield.

Below is the full press release ahead of the big meeting.

Leicester LIONS’ first Premier League visit to Armadale in April produced one of the shock results of the season when they overturned Edinburgh Monarchs 45-44, a defeat t

Greg Hancock admits that he is not thinking about quitting the sport after becoming the oldest world champion of all time.

An updated list of our remaining fixtures are now available in the “fixtures” section of the website.

The fixtures contain two double headers. The first of which is scheduled to take place on Sunday 9th October against the Scunthorpe Scorpions at 1.30pm and then the Somerset Rebels at 3.30pm, both are Premier League matches.

The second is due to take place on the 16th October starting at 1.30pm with both matches against the Newport Wasps in the Premier League.

More details will follow in due course.

Belle Vue have a clean bill of health as they prepare for their big Knockout Cup semi-final showdown against Lakeside with the away leg on Friday and return a week today.

Kyle HOWARTH should have been on cloud nine after winning a pivotal re-run race against Somerset Rebels at Armadale on Friday which helped his Edinburgh Monarchs team-mates s

Poole and Eastbourne will do battle in the two-legged Elite League play-off final after contrasting semi-final victories.

It was built up as a grudge fixture as the two Tigers went head to head, with 1st in the league v 2nd in the league. Suffice to say the A-Plant Tigers took maximum points and, in tennis parlance, have moved to match point in the race for the Premier League title. Now 9 points clear, there is no certainty that either Sheffield or Workington will get to the current 77 points that the Tigers have achieved but nevertheless the team will head to Scunthorpe on Friday looking for another away win.

After that fixture all eyes will turn to the KO Cup, and the final with Newport on Saturday and Sunday. But let’s bask in the glory of the grudge fixture victory for the good Tigers!

Below is the full press release on the win

Glasgow get one hand on PL trophy with a big win against Sheffield