Premiership Rugby Academy : Camps & Courses : TheRefZone Hub exclusively at the Aviva Premiership Rugby Final

TheRefZone.co.uk, a website specifically for referees and match officials has teamed up with Gilbert, the Official Ball Supplier of Aviva Premiership Rugby, to bring an interactive dimension to the Aviva Premiership Final at Twickenham Stadium on Saturday 26 May.

TheRefZone will offer supporters the chance to make those decisions that get debated every week during Aviva Premiership Rugby matches at the 'You're The Ref' hub in the Twickenham match day village, in the West Car Park.

The hub will offer supporters the opportunity to watch live match action, then make the 'on the spot' call as it happens to see if they get the right decision, at the right time. The interactive hub aims to provide entertainment whilst raise both an understanding and knowledge of what the referee goes through every week. To visit this great website click here

Andrew Challis, Brand Manager at Gilbert said: "With Gilbert supplying both the Match balls and the Referees kit for all Premiership matches we are pleased to support TheRefZone.co.uk. Like any high level performance it is almost impossible to understand the skill involved unless you have tried it yourself - refereeing at top level is no different. The "You are the ref" interactive hub really does give players and spectators alike a great insight into what's it like to have to make the correct decision instantly. It's not easy".

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