Ultimate Sevens Grand Final

Ultimate Sevens Grand Final comes to Gtech Community Stadium in Brentford on Thursday 24 September 2026 for a night of supercharged, non-stop rugby action that brings a new concept in elite sevens competition to one of London’s most intimate and atmospheric venues. The Grand Final settles both the men’s and women’s Ultimate Sevens Championships in a single evening — ten knockout matches across four hours of continuous play, with no half-time breaks, ten-minute contests and straight knockout rounds that eliminate any possibility of a slow moment or tactical drift. The format is engineered specifically for spectacle: fast, physical and relentless, with a pace that demands high-quality rugby at every phase and creates the rapid scoring, big tackles and open-field moments that sevens at its best consistently produces. Six founding clubs — Albion Athletic, Clan Taran, Foudre Bleue, Atlantic Novas, Pacific Current and Sol Feroz — each field men’s and women’s teams, with rosters built around Olympic medallists and GB sevens internationals including Abbie Brown, Emma Uren, Charlton Kerr and Tom Emery competing alongside the best sevens talent from across the globe. Gtech Community Stadium in Brentford provides a compact and electric setting for the Grand Final, with steep stands close to the pitch and a venue atmosphere that concentrates crowd noise into something genuinely powerful. The stadium is well served by public transport, with Brentford station on South Western Railway a short walk away and good bus connections from west and central London. Tickets available via Fever; StubHub, Viagogo and SE365 also list availability.