Bath to play in London once a year for five years

Bath have announced they will be one home game in London for the next five years the first of which being against Leicester on April 8 at Twickenham.
Managing Director Tarquin McDonald said: “We are hugely excited to bring ‘The Clash' to Twickenham in April. Bath and Leicester have an incredible history and rivalry and games between the two sides are always fantastic to watch. 'The Clash' is a major event in rugby and part of long-term plans for the club. If this match is a success, we will stage a major showpiece match in London annually.
“We want to provide our wider supporter base with the chance to experience a Bath Rugby match-day at the home of rugby, as well as open up the club to a new audience. This isn't just a day out for Bath and Leicester supporters. We're creating an affordable, fun family day out, with lots of entertainment for all ages, and we're hoping to attract lots of new supporters to both the Club and the sport.”
Club captain Guy Mercer added: “I grew up watching games between Bath and Leicester, and they are always really intense, physical games – it really does have the feeling of a derby game, just without the close proximity, so to be involved in this game will be incredible.
“It also gives some of the squad who haven't played on such a big stage before the opportunity to experience that, and I know we can't wait to run out at such an iconic stadium.”