NRLW action returns to Allianz Stadium as the Sydney Roosters take on competition-newcomers in the Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs. Bring the whole family along and secure your seat from just $10 today!
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2:45pm – Gates Open 3:15pm – Kick Off
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Venue: Allianz Stadium, NSW
Date: Sat 26 July 2025 3:15pm
Availability & type of seating will vary & is set by the venue. Complete the Accessible Seating Form and we will contact you to process your booking here
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TICKET DELIVERY INFORMATION All tickets for the Roosters season will commence delivery closer to the event date. CONDITIONS OF ENTRY For conditions of entry into the venue please familiarise yourself here. THINGS TO KNOW AT THE EVENT • Make sure you download and share your tickets with each person coming with you before you arrive – have your ticket ready to scan and your phone brightness up before you get to your entry gate for faster entry • More information on mobile tickets, including how to share tickets, is available here • If you have selected Ezytickets, remember to print your tickets before you arrive • Minimise the number and size of bags you bring to the venue • Follow signage and the directives of staff at all times • Allianz Stadium is a cashless venue • You must sit in your assigned seat(s). If you are in an unreserved seating area, please find an available seat within the allocated bays only • Consider your travel options, plan ahead and allow extra travel time. If you’re planning to catch public transport visit transportnsw.info for the latest travel advice