part of the match. The teams were: The First "Official" Army Navy game 1907 The Army Rugby Union was formed in 1906 whilst the exact date of formation of the Royal Navy Rugby Union is shrouded in doubt but is likely to have been towards the end of 1907, after the 1st official Army v Navy Match. February 1907 was when the first match organised by the two Services in a formal manner was played, with Surg Lt George Levick RN acting as the Match Secretary. The match was held at the Queen's Club, West Kensington and was won by the Officers of the Royal Navy 15-14. The match was played at Queen's Club until 1914. After the First World War the first match was hosted by Twickenham in 1920 and the game has been played there ever since. Team colours Navy - Navy blue shorts, socks and shirt. Army - White shorts, red shirt and socks. In the first match of 1878 the Army played in white. The Navy have always played in blue jerseys though in 1955 their shorts were white. Anniversary Army Navy Matches The first eight matches were played at Queen's Club. Currently the 101 matches have resulted in 62 Army wins, 35 Navy wins and 4 draws which includes the thrilling 29-29 draw in 2016. The Royal Navy won the first match in 1907 but the Army have won the other anniversary matches. On 7 March 1936 the Army won the 25th match 12-3, in 1967 they won the 50th match 6-3, in 1992 they won the 75th match 16-9 and in 2017 they won the 100th match 29-20 Match Results Pre Inter-Services Championship and Pre ArmyRugby Union / Roya Navy Rugby Union - Army Navy Matches (1878–1906) It is quite probable that other matches were played in this time for which records are not known. Pre Inter-Services Championship and Post ArmyRugby Union / Roya Navy Rugby Union - Official Army Navy Matches (1907–1914) The first match that was an official Army Navy Match was in 1907 after the Army Rugby Union had formed in 1906 and with the Royal Navy moving towards formation. The match Secretary was Surg Lt George Levick and there was a charge for entry. The matches in 1878, 1880, 1905 and 1906 do not count towards the official record of matches between the two sides with February 1907 being the