Kayo Stadium officially becomes NRL’s newest venue

The first photos of the NRL’s newest stadium have seen revealed as the league’s 17th team made a big announcement on Wednesday.

Kodi Nikorima at Kayo Stadium. Photo Steve Pohlner.

The Dolphins will call Kayo Stadium home when they enter the NRL in 2023.

The league’s 17th club showed off its stadium in Redcliffe as part of a big announcement on Wednesday where it was revealed the sports streaming platform will be one of the new Queensland team’s biggest supporters.

Veteran coach Wayne Bennett and Queensland State of Origin star Tom Gilbert were in attendance as the first photos of the new-look venue were taken.

We are stoked to announce that Moreton Daily Stadium will now be known as Kayo Stadium (kinda has a nice ring to it, don't you think) 🐬#PhinsUp#NRL23#NRLpic.twitter.com/pmzXdCZxd4

— Kayo Sports (@kayosports) December 6, 2022

The Dolphins are now less than three months away from making their NRL debut in Round 1 on March 5 against the Roosters at Suncorp Stadium.

Fans will get their first taste of the new-look Kayo Stadium in the Dolphins’ final pre-season game against the Titans on February 19.

The Dolphins will play their first official NRL match at Kayo Stadium when they take on the Raiders in Round 2 on March 11.

Kodi Nikorima with Kayo ball at Redcliffe, Dolphin Stadium, on Tuesday 6th December 2022 - Photo Steve Pohlner

Kodi Nikorima on the new Kayo Stadium. Photo Steve Pohlner.

Originally published as Kayo Stadium officially becomes NRL’s newest venue