Vegas Rugby League -Match between the USA and Greece moved due to stolen copper cabling

Las Vegas, NV – A highly expected rugby league game between the USA and Greece in Silverbowl Park in Las Vegas was postponed on Saturday after thieves had stolen copper cables and had endangered the lighting of the stadium. The theft left the field unsafe for playing and forcing the organizers to re -plan the game for Friday afternoon.

The match should contain a contingent of Australian players who traveled to Las Vegas to get the unique international game. Among them were several players below the lower levels who searched for an opportunity to shine on a larger stage. The former NRL star Daniel Vidot, who is overseas, pursues a professional wrestling career should represent the United States.

“The game in the United States against Greece was switched off due to the player's safety caused by lighting problems in Silverbowl Park,” confirmed an explanation on X (formerly Twitter). “The problem was caused by thieves that steal the copper from the lights. Electricians from Clarke County could not fix the problem in time for the planned kick -off. “

The cancellation also affected the planned double head guide of women, which is now being played next to the men's game on Friday. The rescheduling regulations aim to ensure an appropriate daylight for both games and to alleviate potential lighting concerns.

Theft emphasizes a growing problem of copper theft throughout the country and is often aimed at sporting venues and other public infrastructures. The incident not only disturbed the international rugby league game, but also underlined the need for increased security measures to protect the infrastructure in need of protection.

The organizers have expressed their disappointment with the unforeseen circumstances, but emphasized their commitment to the safety of players and fans. You are confident that the newly planned games will continue on Friday without incidents.