It's a massive day in the domestic rugby calendar as the Ulster Schools' Cup final takes place. This year the showpiece decider will be contested between Wallace High School and Royal School Armagh. It is always a huge occasion as hundreds of fans pack into Kingspan Stadium to watch some of the stars of the future go for glory. Last year it was RBAI who lifted the trophy after a late, late 21-14 win over Ballymena Academy. Will there be more drama in the 2025 final? Here's more info on the game and how to watch it. When and where is the final? The Ulster Schools' Cup final is being played at Kingspan Stadium on Monday, March 17. What time is kick-off? The game gets under way at 3pm. How can I watch it? The final will be shown live on the BBC iPlayer and BBC Sport NI website with their coverage starting just before kick-off. Any other coverage? Yes, Belfast Live will be blogging all the action from Kingspan Stadium. Check out our website and social channels nearer the time. Previous history These two sides were due to contest the 2020 Schools' Cup final but that was cancelled due to Covid-19. So they had to share the trophy. Walace have never won the trophy outright, while RSA have nine outright wins in the competition. Road to the final Rd 1: Larne 0-40 RSA Q-final: RSA 40-5 Limavady GS S-final: RSA 48-19 Rainey Endowed Rd 1: Enniskillen 7-31 Wallace HS Q-final: Wallace HS 21-3 RBAI S-final: Wallace HS 28-15 BRA Sign up to our free sports newsletter to get the latest headlines to your inbox