NRL grand final crowd capped at 75 per cent, match will stay in Brisbane despite increase in COVID-19 cases
3 years, 2 months ago

NRL grand final crowd capped at 75 per cent, match will stay in Brisbane despite increase in COVID-19 cases

ABC  

The NRL grand final is still set to take place in Brisbane, despite growing fears of a COVID outbreak in south-east Queensland, but attendance will be capped at 75 per cent. Key points: Queensland Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk says there was "absolutely" no truth that a lockdown was being delayed to account for the grand final Mask wearing will be required at all times, unless you are seated, eating or drinking Tickets have already sold out for the match, which is set to take place on Sunday Queensland Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk acknowledged the reduced capacity of 39,000 would be "disappointing" for fans. "I want to acknowledge fans who will now miss out on attending the grand final," Mr Abdo said. Dr Young said it was "critical" that people wore masks at the grand final.

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