Rugby League: Bradford object to staggering of last matches

Friday 15 April 1994 23:02 BST

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Bradford are objecting to the League's plan that they should play their potentially vital last match of the season against Leeds on Saturday afternoon with Wigan meeting Oldham on Sunday night. 'We will not play on Saturday afternoon. We want both matches playing on the same day at the same time, otherwise it's unfair,' Chris Caisley, the Bradford chairman, said.

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