- It’s the biggest day on the NRL calendar and it’s locked in for Accor Stadium on Sunday 2 October . . . the 2022 NRL Telstra Premiership Grand Final.
- Sydney’s Olympic venue has hosted every NRL Grand Final since 1999 except last year’s COVID-impacted event.
- Sharing the stage on 2 October will be the NRL Telstra Women’s Premiership Grand Final, featuring the two best teams of the 2022 NRLW competition.
- Tickets on sale for NRL Club Members from 1pm Wednesday 24 August and to the General Public from 11am Thursday 25 August.
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THE Australian Rugby League Commission (ARLC) has confirmed that the 2022 NRL Telstra Premiership Grand Final will be held at Sydney’s Accor Stadium on Sunday 2 October.
The ARLC has confirmed a one-year deal for this year’s Grand Final, with further discussions to take place for matches beyond 2022.
ARLC Chair Peter V’landys AM said it was important to make the right decision for the game and its supporters.
“We’re pleased that we have been able to confirm a one-year deal with the NSW Government for the 2022 Grand Final,” Mr V’landys said.
“The Commission was always keen to ensure a balanced decision which was in the best interests of our fans and other important stakeholders, and we believe we have achieved that. The Commission will always act in the best long term interests of the game.
“I’d like to thank the NSW Government for the additional investment in this year’s Grand Final.
“It’s important to note that all options remain open from 2023.
I’d also like to thank the Queensland Government, who stood by us through COVID, partnered with us through the relocation of the 2021 Premiership, including the Grand Final, while also being ongoing hosts of NRL Magic Round.”
NRL CEO Andrew Abdo said all parties had worked until 1pm today to secure an outcome for the 2022 Grand Final.
“The NRL will continue negotiating in good faith with the NSW Government.
“Our fans in NSW have missed a lot of football in recent years, we thank them for their patience and loyalty and we are pleased to have the Grand Final in Sydney on sale next week.”
