Book your tickets for our Championship blockbuster against Coventry this Saturday 28th January at Trailfinders Sports Club.

EALING TRAILFINDERS v COVENTRY – CLICK HERE FOR TICKETS.

RFU CHAMPIONSHIP – ROUND 14:

Date: Saturday 28th January

Kick-Off: 3pm

Location: Trailfinders Sports Club, W13 0DD

Tickets: Available from £16 – click here to book

Coverage: Live coverage via Twitter

MATCH SPONSOR:

Thank you to Saturday’s Match Sponsor, David Lloyd. Set on 27 acres David Lloyd Acton Park Health Club is a first-class fitness destination for all the family. They have swimming pools and tennis courts available to use throughout the year, a cutting-edge gym and plenty of fitness classes to keep you in peak physical condition. Click here to visit the David Lloyd Acton Park website.

PLAYER OF THE MATCH SPONSOR:

Thank you to Bread Street Café, Ealing Broadway, our 2022/23 Player of the Match Sponsor. Book your table at Bread Street Café.

CLUB SHOP:

Our club shop, including our 2022/23 replica shirt, will be in operation from 1:30pm and will remain open throughout the game and post-match.

DIGITAL MATCH PROGRAMME:

Our free digital match programme will be published on the Friday before the game. The programme will be available on our website and social media channels. You can also scan the QR code posters at the ground to read for free.

HOW TO FIND US:

By Road:

From the A40 take the B452 turn-off towards Ealing (actually signposted as Perivale) along the Argyle Road. Pass through a set of traffic lights and across a roundabout. At the second roundabout, (about 0.5km) turn right into Vallis Way. Trailfinders Sports Club entrance is at the end of the road. Click here to view map.

Car parking is available at the ground and costs £5 per vehicle. You can purchase your parking ticket at the gate via card or cash.

By Rail:

You can take a national rail train from Paddington to Ealing Broadway and then hop on a bus (see below). Click here for the latest National Rail updates.

By Tube:

The London Underground will be operating and you can take the Central Line, District Line or Elizabeth Line to Ealing Broadway, and then take a bus, taxi or walk to the ground (approx. 20 minute walk). Alternatively, you can take the Elizabeth line to West Ealing station and then walk to the ground (approx. 15 minutes).

By Bus:

Many buses stop in the vicinity of Trailfinders Sports Club, including the 297, E1, E2, E7, E9 and E10. The nearest bus stop to the ground is ‘Scotch Common’, which is a five minute walk to the club.

CUSTOMER SUPPORT:

For further information or assistance please email us on: info@etprm.com.

WE HOPE YOU ENJOY YOUR MATCH DAY AT EALING TRAILFINDERS!

Ealing Trailfinders can today confirm that Jonathan Thomas has left the club to take up a coaching position with Wales.

Thomas, who joined the club in September as a Forwards Consultant, will be joining Warren’s Gatland’s new coaching setup ahead of the Six Nations which begins next month.

Director of Rugby Ben Ward said: “We’re thrilled for JT to have this opportunity to coach at international level and represent his home nation again. We thank him for his efforts over the last few months and we’re looking forward to watching his progress.”

Ealing Trailfinders are delighted to announce that Neil Fowkes has joined the club as Forwards Coach.

Neil has a huge amount of playing and coaching experience, most recently having been the Scrum Coach at Wasps since July 2020, helping take them to the Premiership final later that year which they narrowly lost to Exeter Chiefs.

Before that, Neil had spent over 20 years at fellow Championship side Nottingham Rugby, first as a player and then as a coach.

As a player he made over 220 appearances for the Midlands side and was part of the squad that achieved promotion to the Championship, during the 2003/04 season.

Then on retirement he moved straight into a coaching role with the ‘Archers’, working alongside both Glenn Delaney and Martin Haag as Forwards Coach.

Neil was also instrumental in the establishment of the Nottingham Trent University (NTU) Rugby programme which was originally delivered by the club and has seen more than 50 players represent the ‘Green and Whites’.

In July 2018 he was promoted to Head Coach and memorably guided Nottingham to the Championship Cup semi-final during the 2019-20 season, which was ultimately cut short due to the Covid-19 pandemic.

On joining the club, Neil said: “I’m really pleased to be joining Ealing Trailfinders, a club with huge ambitions and a clear vision of how they want to get there.

“The Championship is a league I know well, both as a player and as a coach, and so I’m looking forward to testing myself there again. I’ve already been coaching at the club for a few weeks and I’m really enjoying getting to know the boys both on and off the field.”

Director of Rugby Ben Ward said: “I’m really pleased to have recruited someone of Neil’s quality so quickly after losing JT. He has already settled into our environment very well and with his detailed knowledge of the Championship and the Premiership he will be invaluable for us as a club going forward.”