LeagueNews.co | Robbie Hamilton
The beloved NZ Warriors have once again scored a try with their fourth consecutive NRL home game sellout this season.
Fans and members have packed the stadium to capacity, creating an electrifying atmosphere for the upcoming clash against the Manly Warringah Sea Eagles on Saturday.
After a dominant 34-4 victory over the Rabbitohs, the last few tickets were quickly snatched up, leading to another sold-out sign hanging proudly at Go Media Stadium.
This perfect streak started with packed houses at the Preseason Challenge matches in Christchurch and Auckland, and has continued through the first few rounds of the season.
Crowd attendances have been impressive, with over 24,000 fans attending the first two NRL matches in Auckland and a full house of 17,249 cheering on the Warriors in their win over the Raiders in Christchurch.
It's clear that support for the team is at an all-time high.
This weekend's game day promises to be just as thrilling as the last, with another tripleheader on the cards.
The Warriors are ready to take on the Sea Eagles in front of their loyal fans, hoping to continue their winning streak and make their mark on the season.
It's sure to be a game to remember, filled with passion, excitement, and pure sporting magic.