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Leicester Tigers have found their way into the Guinness Book of Records, after staging the world’s biggest ever boat race drinking game (pictured).

The event took place at Welford Road back on May 10 last year at the second annual Varsity Match between De Montfort and Leicester Universities, but was recently given official recognition by world record bosses, who presented Tigers with a certificate to mark the feat.

The event was thirsty work for all 844 participants, who smashed the previous record of 735, held by students from Bath, with locally-produced Tiger Bitter appropriately being the weapon of choice.

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