News Archive - June 2021

The What the Fork Monarchs head to Brough Park with a job to do after an excellent Newcastle performance meant all the Armadale men could muster was a 4 point lead.

A strong start to the match, and dominant performances by Sam Masters and Richie Worrall, were the plus points for the What the Fork Monarchs – but the happier camp at the end of the night would surely be the Newcastle one as they went down in the first leg of the KO Cup first round by a mere four points.

Tickets to tonight's match against Newcastle have now sold out, there will be no tickets available on the gate. Don't miss out though - you can still watch on EMTV:Live. Click here to pre-order your stream!

It didn't exactly take the genius of Mystic Meg to predict how closely contested last weekend's double-header with Redcar would be, but, come on…..even she would have struggled to come up with back-to-back draws, the first at Armadale and then, two days later, at the Bears' own Media Prima Arena lair.

A change to both sides for tonight's Knock Out Cup clash against Newcastle!

If you are attending Armadale Stadium tonight for the first time this season, you will find it slightly different from normal with many measures in place for your safe return to enjoying speedway!

Don't miss What The Fork Monarchs first round Knock Out Cup clash against Newcastle Diamonds tomorrow at Armadale Stadium. You can be there with limited tickets still available - click here to book now!

This weekend the What the Fork Monarchs attempt to overcome Newcastle Diamonds in their home and away tie in the Championship Knockout Cup. It's a tie which has traditionally produced drama and excitement over the years.