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Tickets to the Warriors' must-win NRL semi-final against the Knights at Eden Park on Sunday have sold out.
General tickets went on sale at 10am on Tuesday, with more than 22,000 seats already snapped up in a Warriors' club pre-sale the day before.
The Warriors' first preference had been to play at Mt Smart Stadium, where their home support has been through the roof, but the governing body moved the venue to Eden Park following Saturday night's 26-16 qualifying final loss to the Dolphins.
Eden Park has a capacity double that of Mount Smart Stadium, which offers the NRL a likely much larger profit. Sunday's match will likely set a record for the largest-ever rugby league crowd in New Zealand history, besting the Kiwis' 1988 World Cup final loss to the Kangaroos.
The Warriors face the seventh-ranked Knights after beating them 46-32 in round 25. A win would take the Warriors into a preliminary final in week three in Australia.
Warriors coach Andrew Webster said the players had been made to feel at home in unfamiliar surroundings.
"Love it. Obviously, a lot of history, a special place. They've made us feel so welcome, giving us an extra day to…
The project involves the expansion of Eden Park in Auckland, the largest and most important stadium in New Zealand. The expansion is to be a continuation, in a sense, of the work that was carried out before the 2011 Rugby World Cup, when a new south stand was built.
This time, the north side of the stadium is to be rebuilt – in a similar style to the south side, giving the facility a symmetrical appearance. In addition, the plan calls for a retractable roof to enclose the space above the field.
At the bottom of the stands will be mobile segments that, when pushed back, will create space for an oval cricket pitch. The work is to be spread over three stages – the first two will be the reconstruction of the lower and upper parts of the northern stand, respectively, while the third will see the construction of a retractable roof.
The project was part of a long dispute over a major stadium for Auckland and all of New Zealand, and had strong competition from various plans to build a new stadium near the city center.
In the…