Barbarians v World XV – The Killik Cup

On Sunday, May 28 (kick-off at 2:00 p.m.), the Killik Cup will be on the line as Eddie Jones competes against former New Zealand head coach Steve Hansen, who will be leading a World XV, at London’s Twickenham Stadium. This matchup is expected to be a must-see event for rugby fans around the world. Jones has been given the position of head coach of the Barbarians for the second time. This comes after his team was defeated by Fiji in a nail-biting match for the Killik Cup at Twickenham in November 2019, 33-31. Jones is more determined than ever to put on a solid performance for the Barbarians.

The Barbarian Football Club was established in 1890 and has since become widely regarded as the most illustrious rugby club in the world. There have been 31 different nationalities represented by the ‘Baa-baas,’ and in May, players from all over the world will once again come together as Eddie Jones’ Barbarians team competes against Steve Hansen’s World XV.

You can anticipate an energetic and enjoyable contest with a festival atmosphere and attacking rugby from two top-quality teams packed with of international players. The match will take place on Saturday, and you can look forward to it.

Top Teams

Throughout the autumn, the Barbarians played thrilling matches against an All Blacks XV at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium and club matches against Harlequins, Bath and Northampton, demonstrating that the ideals and traditions that make the Baa-baas so special are still very much alive. Two top-tier squads, full of high-profile international players, will now compete against the rest of the world in an effort to gain attention before the Rugby World Cup.

Hansen has coached both with and against the Barbarians, so he knows to expect the unexpected from either team. There will be tries galore, and the whole thing will have a funfair vibe.

Attacking rugby lots of tries may be expected, as both teams include high-caliber international players. Such international celebrities as

Team Barbarians

Alun Wyn Jones (Wal), Danny Care (Eng), Andre Esterhuizen (Sa), Aaron Cruden (Nz), Justin Tipuric (Wal), George Furbank (Eng), Rhys Webb (Wal) & Joe Marler (Eng).

Team World XV

Semi Radradra (Fij), Charles Piutau (Nz), Marika Koroibete (Aus), Pablo Matera, (Arg), Michael Leitch (Jap), Emiliano Boffelli (Arg) Willie Le Roux (Sa) & Nick Phipps (Aus)

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Stadium Rules for Children:

Babes in arms are need to be secured in a front carrier because strollers, carry seats, and buggies are not allowed. They are not need to have a ticket in order to enter, and they are free to sit anywhere within the stadium.
Children under the age of 2 do not need a ticket and can sit wherever within the Stadium without restriction. It is important to remind parents and guardians that the middle and upper tier concourses are located at quite high elevations.
Children aged 2 and older are required to have a ticket and are free to sit wherever within the Stadium. If you have children younger than 8, they strongly recommend that you do not book seats in the upper tier. Children are required to have constant adult supervision.