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The game, which kicks off at 7.30pm (BST) on Saturday, will bring the curtain down on a huge day of rugby league on TV, which will see three games broadcast from three different countries across the globe.
In the Super 8s – The Qualifiers, Salford Red Devils take on Widnes Vikings (3.15pm) while Catalans Dragons face Wigan Warriors in the Betfred Super League Super 8s (5.30pm) before Toronto Wolfpack come up against Hull Kings
Hull KR coach Tim Sheens has asked why there is no video referee for Hull KR’s Qualifiers match against Toronto Wolfpack
Hull have sought clarification from the RFL over the matter, despite the match being televised by Sky Sports CBC.
This has raised some questions on social media and Hull have sought clarification from the Rugby Football League on the matter.
Why is there no video referee despite cameras being there said,” Tim Sheen”
In previous seasons, Toronto Wolfpack have had every home game screened on Premier Sports, with coverage provided by CBC Sports stated Sheen.
On Saturday, Sky Sports will be taking a feed from the broadcast company over in Canada and providing it to UK viewers, with kick-off commencing at 7.30pm.
Due to the infancy of the rugby league broadcasting over in Toronto, there is an agreement in place between the broadcaster and the governing body that no video referees would be in place over in Canada this season.
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