The traditional Easter double-header this year could be the last time fans get to experience one of the highlights of the Super League calendar amid a player-led push to improve welfare.
The Rugby League Players Association, which represents professional rugby league players in the UK, has held talks with the Rugby Football League to bring an end to periods such as Easter – during which many Super League players endure two games in 72 hours and three in as few as nine days – from as early as next season.