The NRL are eying off a month of double-headers and triple-headers as they navigate the logistical nightmare of moving the competition to Queensland. The league is finalising plans to move 12 NSW and ACT-based clubs into three dedicated hubs in Brisbane, Sunshine Coast and the Gold Coast by Wednesday. It comes as NSW continues to grapple with an outbreak of the Delta strain of Covid-19 with 112 new cases reported on Monday. 'We want to look at the upside of what is a great opportunity for our fans in Queensland to see multiple teams potentially play.' A bubble will still be maintained at the home base of those clubs with players not making the initial move into Queensland allowed to continue training.

Source: Daily Mail July 12, 2021 03:33 UTC