ACT Government Doubles Crowd Capacity For Super Rugby Grand Final

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ACT Government Doubles Crowd Capacity For Super Rugby Grand Final

By Dhanjay Deo

10/09/2020

The Plus500 Brumbies have welcomed the decision from the ACT Government to double the capacity at GIO Stadium for next Saturday night's Vodafone Super Rugby AU Grand Final.

ACT Chief Health Officer Dr Kerryn Coleman made the decision this morning to allow 25% capacity at the stadium, resulting in 6000 spectators plus corporate hospitality.

Next weekend's decider will be the first Super Rugby Grand Final in Canberra for 16 years.

The Brumbies will meet the winner of the Reds and Rebels match in the final.

Source: Rugby.com.au

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