After the festive break Bridgwater and Albion return to Western Counties (North) league action on Saturday afternoon when they host Burnham on Sea at College Way, kick off is at 2pm.
After beating Chard at home and a much improved performance away against Old Redcliffians Seconds two weeks ago, the Albion will be hoping to gain revenge for the 54-22 defeat they suffered at the hands of their nearest league rivals when the two sides met at Stoddens Road back in September.
Since then both sides have struggled in the league and currently Bridgwater and Albion find themselves third from the bottom of the table with 14 points from the 12 matches they have played, two of which have been won. Burnham are one place below with 11 points from the same number of matches one of which they have won.
Cinderford Seconds are bottom of the table with seven points from their 12 matches.
The next club above Bridgwater and Albion is Chard who have 10 more points from the same number of games, so the hosts will be keen to record another victory to try to keep in touch with them.
Bridgwater and Albion Second XV also return to action on Saturday when they travel to Taunton to play against Wyvern RFC.
The Bridgy Boys are enjoying a very successful season in Counties 3 Tribute Somerset South and are in second place behind Castle Cary, with 53 points from their 12 games, six points adrift of the leaders, while their hosts Wyvern are one place below them with 35 points from the same number of fixtures.
When the two sides met at College Way earlier in the season it was the home side who ran out the 46-38 victors, a result that the Bridgy Boys will be hoping to repeat on Saturday.
Meanwhile, Bridgwater and Albion Thirds travel away to play against Yeovil Seconds on Saturday afternoon.
On Sunday Bridgwater and Albion Ladies travel away to play Topsham Tempest Ladies in Women’s NC 2 South West (West).
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