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Royal Holloway game to determine fate of Regents

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AFTER a disappointing defeat to Kingston two weeks ago followed by a 33-0 drubbing of London City at the weekend, KCL Regent’s playoff hopes rest entirely on the outcome of their game against Royal Holloway this Sunday.

The Regents only need to win by a margin of one point to qualify for the playoffs. This will not be easy as Royal Holloway has gone from strength to strength this season and are currently on a four match winning streak.

If the Regents win, we will see them journeying to Scotland in two weeks time to kick off their first game of the BUCS Plate Trophy championships.

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