What channel is magic weekend on?

By Sky Sports Rugby League We look at what is being said and team news ahead of the three matches on day one of this year’s Super League Magic Weekend at Newcastle’s St James’ Park, which kicks off on Saturday afternoon with all games live on Sky Sports…

When was magic weekend at Etihad?

The 2012 event was held at the Etihad Stadium, home of Manchester City Football Club, and was the first time the Magic Weekend was held in England…

Is our league app free?

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What channel is the Rugby League on?

Channel Nine present the Thursday Night, second Friday night and Sunday afternoon game on free-to-air TV each round, while Fox Sports will have coverage of each and every game, simulcasting the three already mentioned with Nine.

What does Magic Weekend mean in rugby league?

Magic Weekend. The Magic Weekend (known as the Dacia Magic Weekend for sponsorship reasons) is an annual event organised by the Rugby Football League in which an entire round of Super League matches is played over a weekend at a single stadium to promote the sport of rugby league.

Is there going to be a Magic Weekend?

The vaccine roll-out, localised test and trace systems and a greater understanding of the virus provide us a glimmer of hope that Magic Weekend can once again attract record crowds to St James’ Park.

When is Magic Weekend in Newcastle in 2021?

Super League has confirmed the fixtures for this year’s Magic Weekend in Newcastle, with all six matches to be once again shown live on Sky Sports. The event will return to Newcastle’s St James’ Park in 2021 over the later dates of September 4 and 5, with the hope being as big a crowd as possible is able to attend on both days over the weekend.

Where was Magic Weekend held in South Wales?

The event again kicked off with the local south Wales team, Celtic Crusaders, but this time they were up against Featherstone Rovers at the Brewery Field, Bridgend in a National League 1 match. The Crusaders won the match by 28 point to 18. The match was held in front of a club record crowd of 6,152.