- No LNR games in Sydney through the sixth round
- Double head in Perth, Darwin also hosts
- AFL is gathering in Adelaide
LNR fans based in Sydney will have to look elsewhere for their football solution this weekend without games to stage in the city of Harbor.
It is a similar story for supporters of Swans and GWS Giants, with dozens of AFL fanatics heading towards Adelaide, because the 18 clubs must be based in the city of churches to come together.
A quick glance at the LNR luminaire list sees the dolphins hosting the Panthers at the Suncorp Stadium on Thursday, April 10 at 7:50 p.m. to launch the action of the sixth round.
Friday sees the confrontation at the start of 6 p.m. between the dragons and the Titans in Wollongong, on the southern coast of New South Wales, followed by the Broncos face the roosters in Brisbane from 8 p.m.
On Saturday from 3 p.m., the first match of a double head in Perth with the Sharks is the “home” team against the Sea Eagles.
At 5.30 p.m., Wayne Bennett’s rabbitohs align against cowboys in the same place in Australia -Western – the Optus stadium – before attention turned to eels and looters.
NRL fans based in Sydney will have to look elsewhere for their football correction this weekend without games to stage in the city of Harbor (photo, the half-back of the Panthers Nathan Cleary)
Bulldogs fans will not be able to encourage their heroes, LNR competition leaders with Bye this weekend (photo, in a home game)
The crows are starting to come together in Adelaide when they welcome Geelong to Adelaide Oval on Thursday, April 10 (photo, the star striker Taylor Walker)
But the action is not from the Commbank – Parramatta stadium are the guests of the Darwin Tio stadium at 7:35 p.m.
Sunday, the Melbourne storm welcomes New Zealand Warriors at 2 p.m., with the Knights fight against the Wests Tigers in Newcastle from 4:05 p.m., completing the matches through the sixth round.
Oddly, it will be the second time this season that the Broncos have undertaken the roosters – and the same goes for the knights and the tigers, who also gathered during the action last month.
The Bulldogs of Cameron Ciraldo – the competition managers after their undefeated start for the LNR season – have Bye.
Daily Mail Australia understands that the last time no match was in pencil in a Sydney room through a complete LNR round was in 2016, where matches were played in Brisbane, Wollongong, Canberra and Newcastle.
Supporters in the eyes of Aigle sur Reddit suggested instead of attending an A -League match on Saturday April 12 when the Sydney FC will host the Auckland FC at the Allianz stadium from 5 p.m. or 24 hours later at the Combank stadium in Parrammatta when the west of the errors of Sydney locks the horns with Western United.
Another option for sports fanatics is to dust their costume or his dress and attend Royal Randwick for the challenges of group 1 Reine Elizabeth more than 2000m on Saturday afternoon.
A football supporter joked by saying that the staging of no LNR game in Sydney was a deliberate movement of the ARLC Peter V’landys since he carries two hats as CEO of Racing NSW.
Another suggested attending the Royal Easter Show, which will take place from Friday April 11 to Tuesday April 22 at Sydney Showground.
