Last season’s top two meet again as Trojans host reigning champions Bec at Trinity School on Sunday 27 September (11:20), with both sides looking to set an early tone in the National League.

The Story So Far

It is still too early for the table to define anyone, but the opening results have already separated these two. Bec have started with a win and sit on 2 points from 1 game with a +8 goal difference, while Trojans are looking for their first points after a 19-21 defeat that leaves them on 0 points and -2.

The early numbers underline the contrast: Bec’s one outing brought 25 scored and 17 conceded, and it came away from home; Trojans’ only result so far is a loss away from home, with their first home game of the season now arriving. There has been no head-to-head yet this season, but last year’s meetings went Bec’s way twice (23-19 and 20-16), matching their 2025-26 title and Trojans’ second-place finish.

What's At Stake

• If Trojans win: they move onto 2 points and draw level with the current early pace-setters, while immediately trimming the gap to the top after starting 2 points back from the leaders.
• If Bec win: they would reach 4 points from 2 games and strengthen the best start in the division, building on a +8 goal difference after the opening weekend.
• For Trojans regardless: with relegation reserved for the bottom side, taking points quickly matters after an opening defeat left them with no cushion in the early standings.