We are back. After the BAFA Coaching Convention gave us a week without any Britball fixtures, the penultimate round of Premiership fixtures were played this week, and our four playoff teams are now confirmed - so let’s jump straight into it...

It was a full slate of fixtures across the BAFA Premiership this weekend (only the Newcastle Vikings didn't play, due to the odd number of teams in the North) and while there hasn't been much movement, a lot happened worth talking about. So let's get straight into it - as we always do - from the top: (#10) Hertfordshire Cheetahs 0 - 58 London Warriors (#1) It's becoming an all-too familiar thing in the Prem South for fixtures to appear heavily one-sided and then play out ex

What better time to check in on the BAFA Premiership after a few weeks away than at the halfway point of the season? Let’s jump straight into it with a refresher of every team from top down. 1st. London Warriors Still leading the pack is the only undefeated team left at this level, the London Warriors. A notoriously difficult team for journalists to cover, they prefer to let the results speak for themselves rather than publishing stat lines or individual accolades. Who can

After only two games were played in week 3 of the BAFA Premiership, this week’s fixtures - including our first glimpse of the 2025 Manchester Titans who have had a significant impact on our rankings. So, starting from the top, let’s jump straight into it:

With only three games played in week 2 of the BAFA Premiership, and no shocking results. There hasn’t been much movement, so without further ado, let’s get into this week’s action. No Movement at the Top The big question coming into this week was whether the Bristol Aztecs (#2) would choose to prioritize this weekend’s big CEFL first round fixture against the Amsterdam Crusaders, and allow key starters to take a step back and rest during this week’s mismatch with the Rushmo