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<\/p>\nThe latest on Super League and Las Vegas.<\/p>\n
Allegiant Stadium saw a new record crowd for the rugby league blockbuster in Sin City this year.<\/p>\n
Super League clubs have now been officially invited to register their interest in joining the NRL\u2019s Las Vegas extravaganza in 2027.<\/p>\n
Hull KR<\/a> and Leeds Rhinos were the latest teams to feature in the United States showcase, taking part in a triple-header at Allegiant Stadium. Around 12,000 English fans travelled to Sin City for the event, contributing to a total crowd of 45,719 – the highest attendance since the NRL brought the game to Las Vegas.<\/p>\n St Helens and Hull FC<\/a> are currently viewed as frontrunners for next year\u2019s event, although expressions of interest are open to all Super League clubs.<\/p>\n As reported by All Out Rugby League<\/a> earlier this month, discussions are set to take place between the Rugby Football League and the NRL regarding the financial structure of the Las Vegas showpiece<\/a>. At present, Super League clubs are required to fund their own trips to the United States, with one side also sacrificing a home fixture.<\/p>\n Super League once again demonstrated its value on the big stage, with supporters playing a major role in the atmosphere throughout the week – particularly during the popular Fremont Street event.<\/p>\n NRL officials are understood to have been impressed by Super League\u2019s contribution, as were Australian broadcast rights holders.<\/p>\n Hull FC chief executive Richie Myler recently told All Out Rugby League that the club \u201cwould love to be a part\u201d of Las Vegas. However, he stressed that any involvement must be financially viable and \u201c100 per cent the right thing to do for the club.\u201d<\/a><\/p>\n The NRL still has two years remaining on its original five-year agreement with the Las Vegas venue.<\/p>\n