Wigan Warriors ready for Las Vegas responsibility of showcasing Super League to the world | Rugby League News happymamay

It was not lost on Wargan Warriors about the size of the moment when the Premier League can be when they face Warrington Wolves in Las Vegas on March 1, to live on Sky Sports.

Local competitors will play this at Allegant Stadium, as the Rugby League moves to the United States and tries to seize a new audience.

There will also be two points for competition, with a triple round round part of the Premier League calendar, but the Wigan coach, Matt Beit knows that there is more at stake from the game more than just those points offered.

Indeed, while fighting a battle, Wigan and Wawington will “cooperate” throughout the accumulation period to ensure the best in the Premier League.

“I am very excited. It is a great and credit opportunity to see both Wigan and Wawington to put this event,” said Beit.

“Now we have a responsibility not only in a good match, but the Premier League offer through the media, seized every opportunity, and attacks it with both hands.

“It is important that although we go as competitors with Warrington and we are competing with them, we cooperate and understand that we represent the British game.

“It is a historical event. We were part of some of these in our history before and you will get a lot of great memories when winning and performing well, then not much when we did not advance as we did in Barcelona a few years ago.

“The boys have the opportunity to make some great memories and they need to take them.”

The size of the scene is not lost on the players as well, as the 20 -year -old NSEMBA was excited to enjoy Sin City despite his age for the majority of attractions on the tape.

Instead, there will be to help develop this sport and play somewhere one day.

“It will be great. I have heard it before, but this will be one of the biggest games in the Premier League,” Nassimba said.

“To be part of that, WiGan and Warrington opposes each other, we will clearly entertain people, but at the same time, we go there to do our work.

“Going to a very good place, Las Vegas, the city of sin. There will be some gentle places that can be seen in Vigas. Outside the rugby game, it will be good to get some time and stop a little bit. We are there to do our work.

“It is amazing how the Premier League, the population and everyone managed to reach us as players. Just growth of sports and inform people of what the Rugby League is.

“Yes, I don’t collide with age. I am very restricted with some things I can do. This is not I say I am going to Vigas only for drinking or anything.

“Regardless, we are still going to Vigas. We are still playing the game. Although I am bound by fruit buds and whatever.

“It would be crazy to play in a very big stadium in Las Vegas. It is clear that Wembley was great enough for me. Old Trafford was great enough for me. But now go to a place where Super Bowl was held, it’s a crazy feeling.

I feel that all children will really enjoy it. “

Las Vegas League Legue 2025 – Saturday 1 March live on Sky SPORTS

• Betfred Super League – Warryrs V Warrington Wolves (9.30 pm GMT)
• NRL – Canberra Raiders V New Zealand Warriors (12 am)
• Test match – Australia Gilaros against England women (2 in the morning)
• NRL – Penrith Panthers Vs Cronulla -Suteland Sharks (4.30 am)

Sky Sports Each game of Super League Live will again display this season – including two games in each round exclusively, with the emergence of the remaining four matches every week on Sky Sports+