After clinching 2nd place in the Premiership South the Titans faced off at home against the current national champions the Durham Saints. This was the first time the Titans had ever played a premiership play-off game at home with their two previous attempts being away loses to Stirling and Loughborough. This time on home turf and coming off the back of a convincing win against UWE the Titans were confident. Durham play a very similar style of football to Swansea with a spread

After the rearranged Herts fixture, the Titans faced Birmingham for their first post Christmas fixture. After a close reverse fixture earlier in the season that ended with the Titans narrowly becoming only the second team ever to beat the Lions at Xplosion the Titans went into this game with high expectations. The Lions started fast with a pick 6 after a lofted throw by Sam Huxtable was caught in the strong cross winds and picked off by the Lions corner-back. After a shocking

After the thrills of Xplosion the Titans had one remaining fixture of the 2018 calendar. This saw them up against Portsmouth for the second time this season. Having already beaten Portsmouth away and coming off the back of the great win against Birmingham the Titans were feeling confident. The Titans started brightly after the wet ball was dropped on the opening kick off by Portsmouth leaving them starting on their 3 yard line the Titans took advantage. Similarly to the away

Xplosion for those who don't know is the biggest game in the Uni-ball calendar and possibly the entirety of British football. Although its normally the Birmingham Lions opening home and as such is usually not an important game it still attracts crowds bigger than anywhere in Britball. Every year 2000 - 3000 fans descend on Birmingham to watch Xplosion, this event is live streamed online and watched by many at home as well. The night is capped off with a huge fireworks display