News Archive - 2021

Both Scottish sides the What the Fork Monarchs and the Allied Vehicles Tigers are pushing hard for a place in the end-of-season Playoffs which will decide the Championship title, so the home-and-away clashes between the sides this weekend are the most important since they met in the 2015 Premier League Final.

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Following updates to Scottish Government restrictions, the Club will make adjustments to operating procedures within Armadale Stadium. Read on to find out more on what to expect and when you can book tickets to next Friday's hotly anticipated Scottish Derby!

The What the Fork Monarchs scored 58 points for the second successive match and had little difficulty seeing off the challenge of Newcastle, who had managed a much better score on their earlier Knockout Cup visit.

Action, incident and absorbing speedway dominated the latest in Edinburgh's series of two-pronged weekends. Victory over Berwick Bandits on both Friday and Saturday bagged the Monarch's a maximum seven league points sending them soaring in pursuit of then Championship leaders Glasgow.

Nathan Greaves sits out after sustaining rib damage in a fall while practicing at King's Lynn yesterday and Joe Lawlor continues to self-isolate. On the Diamonds side, Rider Replacement applies for Adam Roynon and Ryan Terry-Daley stands in for Archie Freeman who is racing in the British Under-21 Final.

Friday's Armadale action sees the Newcastle GEC Diamonds return in a Championship fixture, some six weeks after they pushed the What the Fork Monarchs close (47-43) in a Knockout Cup tie.