Keep up to date with Jamaica’s Rugby League World debut with tournament app RLWC2021
Our League, the official app for the RFL, has transitioned to be the official RLWC2021 app for the duration of the tournament and can now be downloaded for free from Apple and Android storesAS JAMAICA look to make their bow, Rugby League World Cup 2021 has announced the official tournament app is now live and available for download.
All of the RLWC2021 action can now be caught in one place with fans having the opportunity to stay up-to-date with the latest news. Features include a match centre with live scores, stats and commentary updates; a predictor game with the chance to win a £10k car from principal partner Cazoo; match streaming; a link to the digital match day bulletin and the opportunity to cast a vote for the all-important Fans Player of the Match.
Speaking of the app, RLWC2021’s Chief Executive Jon Dutton said: “A big thanks to The Rugby Football League and InCrowd Sports for joining forces with us on delivering a digitally leading app that can allow fans to fully engage with the tournament and have all of the latest information at their fingertips.
Mark Foster, the RFL’s Chief Commercial Officer, added: “When we started developing the Our League app in 2017, which was trailblazing in British sport, it was all about offering fans an engaging and improved way of consuming their Rugby League.
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