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Live Football — Coming Soon
Written by James Phillips
Men’s football first XI against Nottingham — Track Pitch at 4pm.
After an inconsistent league campaign, the men’s first team will look to build on their impressive 4–2 away win at Loughborough last week by defeating rivals Nottingham in the first round of the BUCS knock outs. Birmingham previously beat Nottingham by a single goal back in October and hope to secure another hard fought victory.
Coverage, provided by James Phillips, starts at 3:45pm on redbrickonline.co.uk
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