The Leicester Tigers have extended their gratitude to their dedicated fans following the conclusion of the 2025-26 season. This season, the club felt the support of their passionate supporters across various locations, from the rainy afternoons at the DHL Stadium in Cape Town to the sold-out Mattioli Woods Welford Road.
One of the key figures, Geoff Parling, emphasized the profound impact of the fans on the team's performance. He often highlighted the privilege of playing in front of the home crowd, which resulted in just two losses in 17 home games this season. The atmosphere at Mattioli Woods Welford Road was particularly memorable, with a sold-out crowd witnessing a 41-17 victory over Northampton Saints.
The women's side also received remarkable support, setting a club-record attendance of 1,363 against Gloucester-Hartpury. The final home game of the women's season showcased the team's resilience, almost turning over the former league winners, Loughborough Lightning.
Looking ahead, the women's side is set to welcome new signings in the coming weeks, gearing up for their fourth season in the PWR. The club is confident in the growth of their women's team and aims to build upon this success.
Season ticket holders have been instrumental in the club's success, and the Leicester Tigers are proud to have the best fanbase in the PREM. The club's goal is to regularly sell out Mattioli Woods Welford Road, recognizing the loyalty and commitment of these fans.
The sales for season tickets for the 2026-27 season have been strong, a testament to the fans' unwavering support. The players and coaches may change, but the Tigers fans remain a constant, embodying the spirit of 'It Means More' at Mattioli Woods Welford Road.
As the summer approaches, the Tigers family is encouraged to relax and enjoy the break, knowing that the team will soon be back in action. The club expresses its gratitude for the fans' unwavering support and looks forward to the upcoming season with anticipation and excitement.
