Four-time Super League Grand Final winner Kyle Amor and broadcasters Dave Woods and Mark Wilson join the commentary line-up for the biggest-ever season of Super League on Sky Sports.
With every Super League match to be shown live on Sky Sports following the historic rights deal made last year, the trio join the team bringing all the action to you.
Amor racked up over 350 appearances and 42 tries for club and country across a stellar career at St Helens that spanned over a decade, winning four Super League Grand Finals as well as a Challenge Cup in 2021.
With over 20 years of broadcasting experience, Woods has cemented himself as one the leading voices in the sport – building a reputation as a much-loved and respected expert within the Rugby League community.
Wilson is another voice viewers will be familiar with, as the commentator has been part of Sky’s live coverage previously, calling the action from the gantry on Men’s and Women’s Super League, as well as the Wheelchair Super League.
This year, Sky Sports will show all six matches in each Super League round live, totalling around 170 games each year across Sky Sports channels and platforms. This will include Magic Weekend fixtures, Playoffs and all three Grand Finals: Men’s, Women’s and Wheelchair.
Continued innovation will also be seen on screen, as a renewed investment means that video referees will now feature in all Super League matches.
Helen Falkus, Sky Sports Director of Multi Sports, said: “This season represents a really exciting opportunity for both us and the League with the new rights deal, so it’s fantastic to be welcoming three new faces in Kyle, Dave and Mark.
“They will each bring quality, experience and an understanding of what the Rugby League community wants to know. We have every confidence that they will take our coverage to new levels as we bring fans every fixture across Sky platforms.”
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It has been confirmed that at the start of the new season, Sky Sports will cover games across the likes of Sky Sports Main Event, Sky Sports Arena, Sky Sports Mix and Sky Sports Action.
You can look at their confirmed schedule for February here.
RL Commercial is also set to agree a deal with BBC wh0 will cover games at 17:30 on BBC Two with an expected kick-off time of 18:00.
From Round 16, it is expected that games will be streamed on a streaming service called SuperLeague+ as well as Sky’s own streaming service.
