Once again the weekend at the club is dominated by the tremendous live sport on the big screen. On Saturday the bar is open from Midday with matchday three of the 2018 Six Nations Championship dominating.

First up on the big screen is Ireland against Wales from the Aviva Stadium in Dublin with kick-off at 2.15pm. Can Warren Gatland's Welshman stop the rampant Irish from making it three wins from three? When that concludes, our attention switches to Murryfield for the 125th Calcutta Cup between Scotland and England. Eddie Jones' England have won the last seven meetings and are red hot favourites to make it an eighth successive win.

From 7pm on Saturday there is a private party being held at the club.

With rugby dominating on Saturday, Sunday is definitely a football day. From 1pm on the Big Screen we have two of the biggest games in English Football, both live on Sky Sports.

First up is the Premier League meeting between Man Utd and Chelsea at Old Trafford. Jose Mourinho is still Chelsea's most successful manager, but he has lost three of his four meetings with his old club since taking over at Old Trafford.

When the action concludes from Old Trafford, the big screen switches to Wembley for the 58th League Cup Final between Arsenal and Manchester City. Pep Guardiola has only lost 1 of his previous 10 finals as a head coach and his Man City side look strong favourites to improve his record. Arsenal who have been League Cup runners-up a record five times, are looking to lift the trophy for the first time since 1993.

The club is a wonderful place to watch live sport, so please come down and join us for this action packed weekend of top class sport.