Australian Rugby League

Australian Rugby League is a popular professional sport where two teams of thirteen players compete to score points by grounding the ball in the opponent’s in-goal area or kicking it through goalposts. Originating from rugby union, it has its own rules and competitions, with the National Rugby League (NRL) being the premier league. The sport emphasizes physicality, strategy, and teamwork, and has a passionate following across Australia, especially in New South Wales and Queensland. It also features State of Origin matches, where regional teams face off annually, showcasing intense regional rivalry and high skill levels.