NSW government approves 40,000 spectators for NRL grand final at ANZ | sarah_keoghan
NRL chief executive Andrew Abdo said the code was excited over the number of spectators approved by the government.
"This year has been the most unpredictable year in our game's history, we've faced unprecedented challenges and I feel like the best football is yet to come."The event on October 25 will feature both the men's and women's deciders. NSW Tourism Minister Stuart Ayres encouraged fans to "make the most of the electric atmosphere of Sydney" and urged people to get out and "enjoy hospitality and attractions of the city".
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