Sky Sports will broadcast this Sundays unique clash between rivals Leeds Rhinos and Bradford Bulls at Emerald Headingley.
The game, which kicks off at 3pm, is going to get a close 20,000 sell out after the announcement that funds raised will go towards encouraging prior Leeds Rhinos and Great Britain celebrity Rob Burrow, that had been diagnosed with motor neurone disease before Christmas.
The game will bring down the curtain on ahead Jamie Jones-Buchanans 20-year profession with all all the Super League champions. Jones-Buchanan consented to share the game with his good friend Burrow after the announcement of his analysis.
A fund was set up to encourage his own family of 3 children, his wife and Burrow under eight, and now also giving has raised over #250,000 in under 3 weeks.
With less than 2,000 tickets still available, fans that are unable to attend the match will be able to watch all the actions in an emotional afternoon live on Sky Sports.
All components of the broadcast are being given by builders. Although Telegenic is donating the outside air travel vehicles sound, replay, all camera and operators have been donating their services for the day, along with the demonstration and creation team.
When Burrow himself chooses to the area in the closing stages to the very first time since the treble-winning year in 2015 together with Danny McGuire, Kevin Sinfield, Jamie Peacock, Kylie Leuluai and Leeds Rhinos legends Jones-Buchanan the occasion will reach an emotional conclusion.
I would like to say a huge thank you for Sky Sports to their service ahead of Sundays game in particular Neville Smith, that has pulled together all the aspects to make this possible, Rhinos manager of Baseball Sinfield explained.
I know there are a great deal of rugby league fans whod want to be there but are unable because of other commitments and this may enable them to be part of an unforgettable occasion.
Steve Smith, Sky Sports Executive Director, added:Fixtures between Leeds Rhinos and Bradford Bulls are a highlight in the soccer group calendar. We are thrilled to be supporting Rob Burrow, as well as celebrating a glittering career for Jamie Jones-Buchanan.