Wales are expecting a record sell-out crowd for their Women’s Six Nations game against England at Cardiff Arms Park on Saturday; more than 8,000 tickets have been sold, breaking the previous record attendance in Wales of 4,962; both teams have won their opening two matches
Last Updated: 11/04/23 6:14am
Sarah Bern is excited to play in front of a record Wales home crowd for England in the Women’s Six Nations on Saturday
England’s Sarah Bern has spoken of her excitement at the prospect of facing Wales in front of a record sell-out home crowd at Cardiff Arms Park on Saturday.
Both teams have won their opening two matches in the 2023 Women’s Six Nations heading into their third round meeting, with public sale tickets sold-out for the first time for a Wales women’s home match.
More than 8,000 tickets have been sold for the game at Cardiff Arms Park, breaking the previous record attendance in Wales of 4,962 for their opening Six Nations win over Ireland.
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Bern said of the upcoming clash: “Personally, I’m so excited for it. Having lived in Cardiff for a year, I know what a rugby nation it is.
“Just that buzz around the town will be absolutely amazing. To have the game sold out, the energy within the stadium – given the support that Wales have had so far and their recent results – it’s going to be so exciting.
“It’s definitely go …