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Contingency plans in place should Bolton fail to be ready for cup semi-finals

 Aaron Bower  26/05/2019

The Rugby Football League are putting contingency plans into place for an alternative venue for this year’s Challenge Cup semi-final should the financial situation concerning Bolton Wanderers cause too serious an issue to overcome.

The University of Bolton Stadium is pencilled in to host both semi-final matches in this year’s cup at the end of July – just as it did last year when Catalans Dragons beat St Helens and Warrington Wolves defeated Leeds Rhinos.

To find out more about the contingency plan, what it includes and the timeframe for the major decisions behind this move, make sure to grab your copy of League Express. You can download it to your smart device by clicking here.

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