WALES V SERBIA TICKETS ON SALE NOW

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15th October 2016, 15:39

Tickets for Wales v Serbia at Parc Stebonheath in Llanelli on Saturday 15th October (kick-off 6pm), the first match in Wales’ 2017 World Cup qualifying campaign are now on sale.

 

Tickets are priced from the very affordable £10 for adults, £8 concessions and £5 for child with seating starting at £12 for adults. Group discounts and family tickets are also available.

 

Click here to buy.

 

For more information regarding corporate hospitality, please contact peter.tiffin@walesrugbyleague.co.uk or call 07772949956.

 

Wales are taking part in a three team group this autumn in the attempt to qualify for the 2017 Rugby League World Cup finals in Australia. In addition to the home game against Serbia in Llanelli, Wales will travel to Italy a fortnight later. The winner of the group goes straight through to the finals with the runners up taking on the second place side from Ireland, Spain and Russia in a final challenge in Leigh on November 4th.

 

The last time Wales played in this town was in the 2000 Rugby League World Cup when Wales edged out a Hazem El Masri inspired Lebanon side 24-22.

 

Wales played three full internationals at the Parc Stebonheath ground before the second World War, beating France 41-7 in 1935 in front of a reported 30,000 crowd, before an 18-2 win over the same opponents in 1938 and a 17-9 win over England later that same year. All games were part of victorious European Championship campaigns for the Welsh.

 

Since the war, the stadium has primarily been used for football as the home of Welsh Football League side Llanelli Town AFC, but since 2015, it has also been the fortress of Conference South Rugby League side West Wales Raiders.


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