Team Bath prepare for Nxt Gen League opener
Nxt Gen League 2025 opening fixtures:
Match week 1:Team Bath v Nottingham Forest - 7 February, 19:00Manchester Thunder v Cardiff Dragons - 8 February, 12:00London Pulse v Loughborough Lightning - 8 February, 14:00 Birmingham Panthers v Leeds Rhinos - 8 February, 17:15London Mavericks will begin their campaign on Match week 2 away to Manchester Thunder - 15 February, 12:30.
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