Overview
- The men’s match is scheduled for 14:00 BST with the women to follow at 17:00 at Twickenham’s Allianz Stadium.
- The day is expected to be uncapped and is treated as an away outing for Wales because Principality Stadium hosts unrelated summer events.
- Wales men view the game as a tune-up for July tests against Fiji, Argentina and South Africa, with the Springboks clash confirmed for Durban on 18 July.
- The double-header falls a week after both the URC final and the Gallagher Premiership final, which are also set for Twickenham.
- Barbarians officials say the event will showcase their trademark flair and feature world-class talent, including stars from the English PWR league in the women’s fixture.