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    The NRL powers-that-be have been kind to the Warriors in putting the draw together for 2025

    The NRL powers-that-be have been kind to the Warriors in putting the draw together for 2025

    - article from www.rugbyleague.co.nz

    The Wahs will play this year's Top 4 finishers just once next year - the joint fewest - and will play Top 8 opponents just 10 times, the second-joint fewest.

    The Warriors have NO five-day turnarounds where three clubs have three and another four have two.

    They also play three teams coming off the bye round, while three teams don't do that at all.

    The 2025 schedule will feature the lowest number of five-day turnarounds ever delivered in an NRL draw - at 21, it's five less than last season and nine less than 2023.

    NRL COVERAGE WITH PIT STOP. YOUR CAR'S SERVICE DOCTOR, USING THE LATEST TECHNOLOGY.

    © 2024 Newstalk ZB, NZCity

     Other Rugby League News
     21 Nov: The Warriors have been handed some good news with the announcement of the NRL draw for 2025
     21 Nov: The NRL has confirmed the men's and women's all-stars matches between Indigenous and Maori sides will remain at the beginning of the season
     20 Nov: The Warriors will face the Cowboys as part of the NRL's Magic Round at Brisbane in May
     19 Nov: The Warriors return to the NRL-W will coincide with the inaugural magic round for the women's competition
     19 Nov: The Parramatta Eels have confirmed the signing of wing Josh Addo-Carr on a two year deal starting from the 2025 NRL season
     18 Nov: In rugby league, the next New South Wales State of Origin men's coach will be thrown straight in the deep end, with a series opener in Brisbane confirmed for May 28
     18 Nov: The All Whites are determined to keep standards high as they knock on the door of a first football World Cup appearance since 2010
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