
Berwick Bandits vs Workington Comets: Knockout Cup Clash
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Berwick Bandits aim to break a nine-year Knockout Cup curse this weekend, facing Workington Comets in a two-legged tie. With a strong lineup featuring new recruit Reid Battye and skipper Nick Morris, theyre confident after a recent win over Glasgow Tigers. Workington brings a tough edge with three ex-Berwick riders, but Berwicks home advantage and impressive track record could secure their spot in the next round. Dont miss the action, grab tickets or watch the livestream on BanditsTV.
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Edinburgh News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Berwick Bandits vs Workington Comets: Knockout Cup Clash. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
0:00Burwick Bandits are chasing history this weekend in the knockout cup, trying to snap a nine-year curse where they haven't cleared the first round. Since 2015, as eight-time finalists and two-time champs, they face workington comments in a two-legged tie with a home-like Saturday at 7pm at Shilfield. Park. Workington brings a tough edge with three ex-Burwick writers, Jonas Jefferson, Craig Cook, and Guest Dale Wood, all from last season. But Burwick's writing high after a solid win over Glasgow Tigers last Saturday, plus two victories in their last three trips to workington's north side. Track. New Aussie recruit Reed Batty stole the show on his British debut, trapping twelve points against Glasgow and feeling right at home after a month in. Town. Skipper Nick Morris knows workington well from last year. Sweet Victor Palavarara maxed out there before, and Dane Peter killed a man hit a paid max in. Burwick's league win last season. Lassay Fredrickson finally makes his home
1:01debut after Norway duty, but reserve Jack Smith's banged up from a nasty crash at Buckston, so a guest might step in. Burwick's lineup features killed a man, Jay Etheridge, Palavara, Fredrickson, Morris, Smith or Guest, and Batty, while workington roles with Jeppison. Nicholas H. Jockovson, Troy Bachelor, Tade Zeishke, Cook, Wood and Jamie Etherington. Grab tickets at burwickspeedway.com slash tickets, or cast a live stream on Bandits TV. Should be a gritty battle to kick off Burwick's cup run. Strong. That wraps Edinburgh news today, brought to you with AI. I'm Cory with the story.
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