CODE Sports: Your ultimate NRL news companion
The NRL season is in full swing. Here’s why a subscription to Australia’s new in-depth sports site - full of great storytelling, plus live scores and stats - is your ultimate league companion.
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Codesports is as passionate about telling the best footy stories as you are about your club.
That’s why the NRL season 2022 will be unlike any before it following the launch of Australia’s new dedicated in-depth sports journalism site and app, offering unparalleled coverage of the biggest codes in the country and sports around the world.
CODE Sports takes sport lovers beyond the wins and losses and into the coach’s box, the corridors of power, the locker room - into the reasons why your club is flying or sinking.
It’s sports journalism on a new level: great storytelling on a brilliant new customisable app with a 4.5 star rating.
That’s just the start, with top-shelf features on the biggest athletes and contests around the globe including the UFC, the NBA, the Premier League, the IPL and the NFL.
Plus, exclusive in-depth coverage about the other big code in Australia - the AFL.
And Codesports has all the content you’ll ever need around Australia’s biggest fantasy game, SuperCoach - how to play guides, expert tips every round on players to pick and avoid, as well as SuperCoach Plus access to your live scores and stats.
Subscribe today. We are offering an incredible introductory price to get to know the quality of our coverage. Details here.
It’s then only $10.99 a month - or starting at $8.99 a month on a 12-month plan - so you get coverage every round to the finals, into trades and the draft.
Here’s what you get with a subscription to Codesports:
* Exclusive stories giving you perspectives that go beyond the game from our award-winning stable of journalists including Pamela Whaley, Adam Peacock and Brendan Bradford
* Full access to the stories - from news breaking to insight - from the award-winning NRL teams at The Daily Telegraph and The Courier-Mail including Phil Rothfield, Paul Kent, Robert Craddock, Paul Crawley and more
* All stories from contributors across a range of sports, including Ash Barty and Steve Smith
* Aussie sports news and features from a range of sources including The Australian and the Herald Sun.
* Global sports news, analysis and features from The Times of London, FOX SPORTS, The Wall Street Journal and more
* Full access to SuperCoach Plus for the best stats, analysis, tips and more (valued at $24.95 a year)
* Live scores and stats in our match centres
* Uninterrupted reading across the CODE Sports website and app, both customisable so you can follow your favourite codes you love most
* Exclusive subscriber emails from the editor
* Our weekly podcast CODE Words
And there’s no commitment. You can cancel anytime* (T&Cs apply, see Codesports for more).
Get your first 2 months for $1 today to unlock the stories of sport.
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