LeagueNews.co | Cooper McEnroe
The Go Media Stadium is buzzing with anticipation as the NZ Warriors prepare to take on the Newcastle Knights in the NRL semi-final this Saturday.
The sold-out sign has been proudly displayed for the sixth time in 10 games, a testament to the team's popularity and the excitement surrounding this match.
According to warriors.kiwi, more than 22,000 tickets were snapped up during the presale windows, which began on Monday at midday.
The remaining seats were quickly sold out yesterday, leaving eager fans scrambling to secure their spot for the club's first home final in 15 years.
The atmosphere is sure to be electric as supporters gather to cheer on their beloved Warriors, who have been in outstanding form this season.
This sold-out crowd is a well-deserved reward for the team's hard work and dedication throughout the year.
With the stadium packed to its capacity, the players will undoubtedly draw inspiration from the passionate fans, as they strive to secure victory and advance to the next stage of the competition.
The sold-out status of this match is a testament to the enduring popularity of rugby league in New Zealand and the unwavering support of the Warriors' loyal fan base.