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GETTY IMAGES [19659005] Fly Palmy Arena, where Central Pulse played its first two games of the competition, will host the finals of the ANZ Premiership.
A failure to secure bookings at their two favorite Wellington sites means that the Central Pulse will have to travel to Palmerston North to play the ANZ Premiership netball final despite the advantage of the field.
The change of venue is a blow since it is the first time in the history of the team that they have earned the right to host the final – and only the second time
Fly Palmy Arena can be unveiled as a welcoming place, as the tennis courts most frequently used by the Pulse at the TSB Wellington Arena and the Te Arena Rauparaha in Porirua are unavailable on August 12th.
Palmerston North is part of the Netball Central watershed and hosted a full round of games, as well as Pulse's second game against Southern Steel.
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However, the change of venue does not mean that Pulse players will not be They have had the luxury of spending their game preparations in the comfort of their hometown, while the fans of Wellington will have to travel to Palmerston North for almost two hours or, if they wish, take the plane
. Due to a long-term prior agreement with the World of Wearable Arts, "said Kate Agnew, Head of Netball Events in New Zealand." The Te Rauparaha Arena is also unavailable but we are very Happy to be able to return to Fly Palmy Arena, especially for the synchronicity, as the opening Super Sunday was welcomed at the start of this year's competition.
"We have There is a schedule and we have to maintain that but we are very pleased with that and the Central Pulse is excited about that too because it means that they are getting the home and away finals. They can play in front of their supporters, like access for the whole The central area is very good. "
The Pulse's opponent will not be known until the preliminary final, which will oppose Steel against Northern Mystic Tactix or Mainland on August 8th.
Although it is not available for The decisive, TSB Arena, will still host Pulse's regular season game against the Mystics on Wednesday.
The Pulse will finish at the top of the table, no matter the outcome.
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