Oxford and Cambridge take to the water for the annual rowing competition that will mark the 165th Boat Race in south-west London this Sunday.
There will be two races over the course of the afternoon with the women's race kicking off proceedings at 14:13 (BST), while the men's race begins at 15:10 (BST)
The teams are expected to be greeted by large crowds on the banks of the Thames, as they navigate a four mile course which runs from Putney to Mortlake.
Last year, Cambridge triumphed in both races. The men have an 83-80 advantage overall, while the women boast a healthier 43-30 lead going into Sunday's race.
Whether you are watching on television or heading down to the event, here is all the information you will need ahead of this illustrious rowing competition.
When is the race?
The contest takes place this Sunday 7th April, 2019.
Where is the race?
The teams will navigate a four-mile course on the the River Thames, rowing between Putney and Mortlake in south-west London.
What time do the races start?
First, the women's race will take place at 14:13 (BST) followed by the men's race at 15:10 (BST)
What TV channel is the Boat Race on and can I live stream?
BBC1 will broadcast the Boat Race with live coverage of the event getting underway at 13:20 (BST)
Also, you can watch the race live or catch up on the action later via BBC iPlayer .
What are the betting odds?
Cambridge: 1/5
Oxford: 10/3
Dead Heat: 100/1
Odds courtesy of bet365
