As part of the Everyone’s Game campaign, Waysiders Drumpellier RFC showed their support for Scotland from home at their club on Monday (30 Sept), with a youth touch rugby festival and match screening of Scotland v Samoa. BBC Radio Five Live went along to their event to interview players and club members ahead of Scotland’s second Rugby World Cup pool match. Here’s what went on at the club!

The youth players enjoyed a game of Tartan Touch before the Scotland match:

Pre-Scotland v Samoa game Tartan Touch @WDRFC1 #DareToDreamAimToAchieve, #CashBackScot, #CB4C, #GNRugby pic.twitter.com/ZWKCpCpH45

— Mr Wilson CHS SofR (@MrSofr) September 30, 2019

? Young supporters in action @WDRFC1 this morning at their #EveryonesGame event, a game before watching the @Scotlandteam! ???????? pic.twitter.com/JlsdThAQAr

— Scottish Rugby (@Scotlandteam) September 30, 2019

Flower of Scotland was played on the bagpipes during the training session:

What a fantastic morning for Community ? @WDRFC1 Thanks to @bbc5live and @Scotlandteam who popped in for a visit #EveryonesGame #WDWay

Visit our Facebook page to hear or radio stars ! pic.twitter.com/hPJufWEIOf

— WD Rugby (@WDRFC1) September 30, 2019

Everyone cheered on Scotland!

The clubhouse is bouncing! Watching some great rugby by @Scotlandteam #EveryonesGame pic.twitter.com/us7ubRGX0G

— WD Rugby (@WDRFC1) September 30, 2019

A young player from the club was interviewed for BBC Radio 5 Live, listen to the broadcast HERE.

To find out about all the events taking place at a rugby club near you during the Rugby World Cup click HERE.

We are encouraging clubs to show us what they are up to during the Rugby World Cup 2019 by tagging us on Twitter @Scotlandteam using the hashtag #EveryonesGame.

Applications are still open for clubs, university teams and schools to apply for event support during the Rugby World Cup which includes printed resources, t-shirts, bunting, giveaways and social media promotion as well as Scottish Rugby staff support on the day. Find out more and apply.