International Wheelchair Rugby League returns to Medway Park in September 2015 following Medway's success hosting the World Cup in 2013 and the Four Nations tournament in 2014, which both attracted big crowds.
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The action in September begins on the evening of Wednesday 23 September with an exhibition match between England and World Cup winners France for the Kielty/Fassolette Trophy.
The European Championship matches will then take place on Thursday 24, Friday 25 and Saturday 26 September, with the competition reaching its climax with the final on Saturday evening.
Full details of the European Championship fixtures and ticket prices are:
Wednesday, 23 September
England v France Kielty / Fassolette Trophy International
All tickets £7.50
Thursday, 24 September
11am - Scotland v Ireland
1pm - France v England
5pm - Wales v Scotland
7pm - Ireland v France
Tickets cost £3.50 per match or £5 day ticket (U16s free)
Friday, 25 September
11am - England v Wales
1pm - Scotland v France
5pm - Ireland v England
7pm - France v Wales
Tickets cost £3.50 per match or £5 day ticket (U16s free)
Saturday, 26 September
11am - Ireland v Wales
1pm - Scotland v England
5pm - 3 v 4 play-off
7pm - European Championships Final
Tickets cost £5 per match or £7.50 day ticket (U16s free)
Tickets for the championship are on sale now and can be purchased by clicking below or calling 01634 336651.
https://www.medway.gov.uk/leisurebookings/lfbook.asp?wci=CentreActivity
Rugby League Heritage on Tour Exhibition
The RFL's Rugby League Heritage on Tour Exhibition will on display at Medway Park throughout the championships.
The exhibition tells the story of the game, its players and supporters and, most importantly, the communities that made the sport.
As well as historic memorabilia - including a player's shirt from the first-ever Rugby League Test and the ball from the famous 1954 Challenge Cup final replay - the exhibition tells the story of the game's split from rugby union, the first World Cup, the banning of league in World War II France and much, more.
The exhibition will be open throughout the day on match days and admission is free. Learn more about the touring exhibition below
http://www.therfl.co.uk/news/article/31178/rugby-league-heritage-on-tour