TACKLE: Action from the meeting between Taunton Titans and Rams at the Commsplus Stadium. Pic: Steve Richardson.
TAUNTON Titans face their toughest test of the season tomorrow, as they head to National 2 South leaders Rams (ko 2.30pm).
The hosts have won 22 of their 24 league matches to date, while a defeat would all but end any lingering top-two ambitions held by the Titans.
The reverse fixture at the Commsplus Stadium ended in agonising defeat for the home side, with a second-half red card for Barrie-John Chapman proving the turning point in the Rams' 35-30 win.
Elsewhere tomorrow, Wellington will aim to continue applying pressure on the top three in Western Counties West, as they host Truro.
Somerset Premier leaders Wiveliscombe entertain St Bernadettes Old Boys, and Minehead Barbarians travel to Yatton.
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