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With three weeks until the 2019 NRL season starts, many of us are filled with hope that our team will do really well. Maybe they’ll even challenge for the premiership.
With three weeks until the 2019 NRL season starts, many of us are filled with hope that our team will do really well. Maybe they’ll even challenge for the premiership.
While on the surface everyone is bullish about the future of the World Club Challenge after this week’s spectacle, there is an underlying fear in the British game that’s hard to ignore.
The Sydney Roosters have picked up right where they left off in 2018, defeating the Wigan Warriors 20-8 at DW Stadium to win the World Club Challenge title for a record-equaling fourth time.
In the wee hours of Monday morning, the Super League champions the Wigan Warriors hosted the NRL premiers the Sydney Roosters in a battle for global domination of club rugby league.
Sydney Roosters have claimed a record-equalling fourth World Club Challenge title with a 20-8 win over Super League champions Wigan at DW Stadium.
Wigan sought to keep the game alive against the Sydney Roosters in the World Club Challenge
The tone was set early for the Sydney Roosters in the World Cup Challenge against Wigan after this incredible display of skill. Brett Morris going on to score a first half hat-trick.
I’ve looked at the draw for the upcoming NRL season so many times now I’ve almost memorised it.
There was a bit of feeling early on the World Club Challenge between the Sydney Roosters and the Wigan Warriors.
There was a bit of feeling early on the World Club Challenge between the Sydney Roosters and the Wigan Warriors.
There was a bit of feeling early on the World Club Challenge between the Sydney Roosters and the Wigan Warriors.
Sydney Roosters have claimed a record-equalling fourth World Club Challenge title with a 20-8 win over Super League champions Wigan at the DW Stadium.
Sydney Roosters have claimed a record-equalling fourth World Club Challenge title with a 20-8 win over Super League champions Wigan at the DW Stadium.
Sydney Roosters have claimed a record-equalling fourth World Club Challenge title with a 20-8 win over Super League champions Wigan at the DW Stadium.
Two of the most successful sides in the history of the 2019 World Club Challenge go head-to-head, with the Sydney Roosters clashing with the Wigan Warriors for the unofficial title of best club in the world.
The 2019 World Club Challenge will see the NRL’s Sydney Roosters tackle the Super League’s Wigan Warriors in the UK. Kick-off will be at 6am (AEST) on Monday, February 18.
The 2019 World Club Challenge will see the most successful team in the history of the competition take on the side with the second-most victories when the Wigan Warriors and Sydney Roosters do battle at DW Stadium.
At this time of the year, the English and Australian flavours of rugby league seem to be worlds apart.
There’s no doubt the World Club Challenge needs a freshen-up.
Star Canterbury recruit Dylan Napa says he has no idea how explicit videos involving him were made public as he awaits any penalty from the NRL.
Latrell Mitchell deciding that he’d rather play for the Indigenous All Stars than feature in the World Club Challenge is a serious shot in the arm for what has been a sputtering concept.
Latrell Mitchell has chosen to represent the Indigenous All Stars over taking part in the Sydney Roosters’ world club championship tilt.
Apparently to be involved in rugby league, you need to be “a fit and proper person”. It’s a line the NRL loves to wheel out whenever someone punted from the game tries to make a comeback.
Apparently to be involved in rugby league, you need to be “a fit and proper person”. It’s a line the NRL loves to wheel out whenever someone punted from the game tries to make a comeback.
Apparently to be involved in rugby league, you need to be “a fit and proper person”. It’s a line the NRL loves to wheel out whenever someone punted from the game tries to make a comeback.
With three weeks until the 2019 NRL season starts, many of us are filled with hope that our team will do really well. Maybe they’ll even challenge for the premiership.