ReportedPublished 22 October 2026 at 12:01

Why Rfl Made North Wales Decision Explained as 11th Hour Meetings Revealed

North Wales Crusaders owners will meet with the Rugby Football League on Friday to present a business plan and demonstrate a last-ditch attempt to show why they should be in the Championship in 2027.

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