Luke Hamilton says Leicester Tigers are targeting a home semi-final in the Anglo-Welsh Cup after booking their place in the last four on Saturday.
Tigers guaranteed top spot in Pool 4 with a 27-20 victory over Northampton Saints at Welford Road on Saturday.
After three wins from three games in the competition so far, Tigers finish their pool campaign at Saracens on Sunday. Click here for Anglo-Welsh Cup pool tables.
Hamilton said: “We’ve got a big game at Sarries away and we’re looking forward to that one as well.
“We want to keep the winning run on and hopefully be four from four to get a home semi-final at Welford Road.”
Hamilton paid tribute to the club’s fans as they set an Anglo-Welsh Cup record with a stadium capacity of 25,849 ticket sales.
“It’s just always nice to play a big derby against Saints, especially in front of a sell-out crowd,” he said. “It was a great noise out there and the team performance I thought was really good.
“There are still things to work on ahead of Sarries, we’re looking forward to training and putting those things right.”
A version of this article appeared in Tigers’ digital newsletter The Roar on Monday. The Roar is delivered to supporters' inbox twice a week, on Monday and Fridays, and includes match reaction, highlights, news and exclusive preview material.
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Tigers are back at Welford Road on Saturday, February 11 when Gloucester Rugby are the visitors in the Aviva Premiership. The game is included in the Tigers season ticket and half season tickets. Match tickets are on sale 16 319 8888 (option 2) or click here to book online.
Tigers guaranteed top spot in Pool 4 with a 27-20 victory over Northampton Saints at Welford Road on Saturday.
After three wins from three games in the competition so far, Tigers finish their pool campaign at Saracens on Sunday. Click here for Anglo-Welsh Cup pool tables.
Hamilton said: “We’ve got a big game at Sarries away and we’re looking forward to that one as well.
“We want to keep the winning run on and hopefully be four from four to get a home semi-final at Welford Road.”
Hamilton paid tribute to the club’s fans as they set an Anglo-Welsh Cup record with a stadium capacity of 25,849 ticket sales.
“It’s just always nice to play a big derby against Saints, especially in front of a sell-out crowd,” he said. “It was a great noise out there and the team performance I thought was really good.
“There are still things to work on ahead of Sarries, we’re looking forward to training and putting those things right.”
A version of this article appeared in Tigers’ digital newsletter The Roar on Monday. The Roar is delivered to supporters' inbox twice a week, on Monday and Fridays, and includes match reaction, highlights, news and exclusive preview material.
Click here to sign up to The Roar.
Tigers are back at Welford Road on Saturday, February 11 when Gloucester Rugby are the visitors in the Aviva Premiership. The game is included in the Tigers season ticket and half season tickets. Match tickets are on sale 16 319 8888 (option 2) or click here to book online.
