NEWLY-crowned National League champions Great Dane take on rivals Manchester in their final play-off match on Sunday.
Their clash is the last of three matches at the Greenbank Academy in Liverpool, and is also their last domestic action of the season.
The programme opens at 11.30am with Salford taking on second-placed Olympia. Both those teams lost out narrowly in Cup semi finals last weekend, and will be eager to return to winning ways.
Nottingham take on Cambridge at 1.30pm, with Cambridge hoping to make up for the disappointment of losing narrowly to Liverpool in the semi final of the EHA Plate on Sunday.
Reigning Champions Great Dane clinched the National League title once again when they beat Salford 47-14 in Northampton last week.
Their victory means they cannot now be caught with one game remaining, while the battle for second continues to rage on into the final games.
Their clash is the last of three matches at the Greenbank Academy in Liverpool, and is also their last domestic action of the season.
The programme opens at 11.30am with Salford taking on second-placed Olympia. Both those teams lost out narrowly in Cup semi finals last weekend, and will be eager to return to winning ways.
Nottingham take on Cambridge at 1.30pm, with Cambridge hoping to make up for the disappointment of losing narrowly to Liverpool in the semi final of the EHA Plate on Sunday.
Reigning Champions Great Dane clinched the National League title once again when they beat Salford 47-14 in Northampton last week.
Their victory means they cannot now be caught with one game remaining, while the battle for second continues to rage on into the final games.
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