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GWM Game Day Guide: Super Sunday tripleheader

Sunday afternoon football is back at Go Media Stadium for the first and only time this season when the One New Zealand Warriors host a jam-packed tripleheader treat this week (match day sponsor: Gatorade).

An eye-catching feature of the day will be the one-off Dynasty Sport-designed ‘Te Taiao’ jersey worn by the Warriors’ NRL and NRLW teams. 

The design draws inspiration from Aotearoa’s natural environment, paying tribute to the land, waters and living ecosystems that shape what the One New Zealand Warriors represent as a club.

After gates open at 11.15am on Sunday, the action launches at 11.20am with the One New Zealand Warriors’ final regular season New South Wales Cup encounter against the Newcastle Knights. It pits the fifth-placed Warriors against the third-placed Knights in a contest the home side must win to make the NSW Cup finals.

GWM Game Day Guide | Round 26

Match day sponsor: Gatorade

11.15am | Gates open
11.20am | New South Wales Cup: One New Zealand Warriors v Newcastle Knights
12.55pm | Persil Junior Footy
1.45pm | NRLW: One New Zealand Warriors v St George Illawarra Dragons
3.25pm | NRL warm-ups
4.00pm | NRL: One New Zealand Warriors v Newcastle Nights
4.40pm | Halftime show presented by Gatorade
5.40pm | Full Time

At 1.45pm it will be NRLW time with the sixth-placed Warriors facing bottom-of-the-table St George Illawarra as they look to rediscover winning form after consecutive losses on the road to the Wests Tigers and the Sydney Roosters.

The on-field entertainment peaks at 4.00pm with the One New Zealand Warriors, who start the round in top spot, taking on the sixth-ranked Knights.

The day will be flavoured by a full range of popular features including Persil Junior Footy games, the Dynasty T-Shirt Canon and Arnott’s Fan Cam while Sky Sport will again have its Raptor Cam in operation giving fans a special aerial perspective of the games.

Acknowledgement of Country

The New Zealand Warriors honour the mana of the Indigenous peoples of Aotearoa, Australia and the Pacific. We acknowledge the traditional kaitiaki of the lands, elders past and present, their stories, their traditions, their mamae and their mana motuhake.

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