WELL another week of rugby league fixtures is upon us and what a week it promises to be.
The live TV schedule kicks off on Thursday when North Queensland Cowboys take on Cronulla Sharks before the Wheelchair Challenge Cup Final rounds things off on Sunday lunchtime.
Here is the full schedule:
Thursday 17th August
NRL Premiership – North Queensland Cowboys vs Cronulla Sharks – Watch NRL – 10.50am kick-off
Friday 18th August
NRL Premiership – New Zealand Warriors vs Manly Sea Eagles – Watch NRL – Sky Sports Arena – 9am kick-off
NRL Premiership – Parramatta Eels vs Sydney Roosters – Watch NRL – Sky Sports Main Arena – 11am kick-off
Super League – Wakefield Trinity vs Castleford Tigers – Sky Sports Arena – 8pm kick-off
Saturday 19th August
Women’s NRL Premiership – North Queensland Cowboys vs Cronulla Sharks – Sky Sports Arena – 2.05am kick-off
Women’s NRL Premiership – Wests Tigers vs St George Illawarra Dragons – Sky Sports Arena – 3.50am kick-off
NRL Premiership – Wests Tigers vs The Dolphins – Watch NRL – 6am kick-off
Women’s NRL Premiership – Gold Coast Titans vs Sydney Roosters – Watch NRL – Sky Sports Arena – 6.10am kick-off
NRL Premiership – Gold Coast Titans vs Penrith Panthers – Watch NRL – Sky Sports Arena – 8.30am kick-off
NRL Premiership – St George Illawarra Dragons vs Melbourne Storm – Watch NRL – 10.35am kick-off
Super League – Leigh Leopards vs Catalans Dragons – Sky Sports Arena – 3pm kick-off
Sunday 20th August
Women’s NRL Premiership – Newcastle Knights vs Brisbane Broncos – Watch NRL – 3am kick-off
Women’s NRL Premiership – Canberra Raiders vs Parramatta Eels – Watch NRL – 4.50am kick-off
NRL Premiership – Newcastle Knights vs South Sydney Rabbitohs – Watch NRL – 5am kick-off
NRL Premiership – Canberra Raiders vs Canterbury Bulldogs – Watch NRL – 7.05am kick-off
Wheelchair Challenge Cup Final – Catalans Dragons vs Leeds Rhinos – BBC iPlayer – 1pm kick-off
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