NRL grand final to be played in front of a capped crowd of 39,000

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NRL grand final to be played in front of a capped crowd of 39,000

By Naveel Krishant

Friday 01/10/2021

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Queensland's historic NRL grand final will be played in front of a capped crowd of 39,000 due to tightening COVID-19 restrictions.

The NRL has confirmed 25% of fans who purchased tickets to Sunday's Rabbitohs-Panthers sold-out decider will be automatically refunded on a "first in" basis from when tickets were purchased.

Fans attending the decider will also be required to wear masks per government restrictions.

The Panthers face the Rabbitohs at 8.30pm Sunday.

[Source: NRL.com]

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