Guide of televised Rugby League events

Friday, 01/07/2022
10:55	NRL	Panthers	Roosters	Sky Sports Arena
20:00	Betfred Super League	Castleford Tigers	Huddersfield Giants	Sky Sports Arena

Saturday, 02/07/2022
08:30	NRL	Cowboys	Broncos	Sky Sports Arena
17:00	Betfred Super League	Catalans Dragons	St. Helens	Sky Sports Mix

Sunday, 03/07/2022
05:00	NRL	Warriors	Wests Tigers	Sky Sports Arena Sky Sports Main Event

Friday, 08/07/2022
19:45	Betfred Championship	Newcastle Thunder	Bradford City	Premier Sports 1

Saturday, 09/07/2022
14:30	Betfred Super League	Wakefield Trinity	Toulouse Olympique	Sky Sports Mix Sky Sports Main Event
16:45	Betfred Super League	St. Helens	Wigan Warriors	Sky Sports Mix Sky Sports Main Event
19:00	Betfred Super League	Leeds Rhinos	Castleford Tigers	Sky Sports Mix Sky Sports Main Event

Sunday, 10/07/2022
13:00	Betfred Super League	Huddersfield Giants	Salford Red Devils	Sky Sports Action
15:15	Betfred Super League	Catalans Dragons	Warrington Wolves	Sky Sports Action Sky Sports Main Event
17:30	Betfred Super League	Hull KR	Hull FC	Sky Sports Action Sky Sports Main Event

Monday, 11/07/2022
19:45	Betfred Championship	Halifax Panthers	York City Knights	Premier Sports 1

Wednesday, 13/07/2022
11:10	State of Origin	Maroons QLD	Blues NSW	Sky Sports Arena

Currently, of rugby league there are 14 live televised events of 4 different competitions and 5 TV channels will broadcast each of them. The next event that you will be able to enjoy will be the Panthers - Roosters which will be played next 01 July 2022 at 11:55 and will be televised by Sky Sports Arena .

The Rugby League was born as an independent modality in 1895, after the division generated within the world of rugby. The main cause of contention was the possibility of awarding financial compensation to players for the time they spent playing this sport instead of working. 22 clubs decided to form the Northern Rugby Football Union and leave the Rugby Union.

The first international match was held in 1904, when England faced a combined from the rest of the world, mainly made up of players from Wales. The rules used were similar to those of traditional rugby, only modified in some aspects such as the number of members per team and the scoring system.

The first television broadcast of the Rugby League took place in Australia. The 1967 NSWRFL final was the first major sporting event to be broadcast. Local network Nine Newtork paid a total of $ 5,000 to acquire the rights. Years later it also landed on UK television. The BBC organized a competition specifically to be able to broadcast the matches at night.

The first Rugby League World Cup was played in 1954 and had Great Britain as its inaugural champion, after beating France in the final. Since 2013 the tournament has been held every four years without interruption. Australia is the great dominator of the event's record, having won more than a dozen titles.