Club Rugby

Revenue increase of £1.1m not £3m

by
The Rugby Paper Team
15 December 2019

NEWS EXTRA

By PETER JACKSON
WALES will stand to make an extra £1.1m from an increase in ticket prices for the Six Nations, not £3m as reported last week.
The additional revenue will be generated by a £10 rise in the cost of watching the Grand Slam champions defend their title in Cardiff against France and Scotland, not £15 as we stated.
Neither has there been any hike in the price of the most expensive seats for the Italy game which remains at £75, as per two seasons ago.
“No ticket has gone up by more than £10,’’ a WRU spokesman said. &...

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