Share GLASGOW, SCOTLAND - APRIL 01: Fans look on during the Vitality Netball Superleague match between Strathclyde Sirens and Manchester Thunder at Emirates Arena on April 1, 2019 in Glasgow, Scotland. (Photo by Mark Runnacles/Getty Images for England Netball) In order to ensure the 2021 campaign could be completed as safely as possible given the COVID-19 pandemic, the league played out at two centralised venues (Production Park Studio 001 and the Copper Box Arena) thanks to funding from the government’s Winter Sport Survival Package. The majority of matches were played behind closed doors with spectators only permitted into the arenas from Rounds 17/18 onwards. For the 2022 season, however the traditional format of home and away games will be reinstated and full fixtures will be made available to fans later this year. Supporters will be able to celebrate the homecoming of their local sides as they make their return to their home venues for the first time since 2020. Vitality Netball Superleague Chair Steve Elworthy MBE said: “After two years like no other, it will be fantastic to see venues around the UK filled with VNSL fans again. “The centralised venues of Wakefield and the Copper Box gave us an unforgettable season, but we know clubs and players can’t wait to have their home crowds cheering them on once more.” Building on the celebrated success of the centralised format, selected rounds will also be completed in their entirety at a selection of neutral venues. Alongside the customary Season Opener and Grand Final, additional fixtures will be played in a centralised arena. These venues and dates will be confirmed with fans in the coming months. In the meantime, keep an eye on our Tickets page to find out how to get your hands on tickets for your favourite clubs. To stay up to date with the latest news, follow us on Twitter, Instagram or subscribe to website notifications with the bell icon in your bottom left corner. Related news post 2nd May 2024 How Niamh Cooper learned to embrace her body Reading: 4 mins Severn Stars Previous Story Loughborough Lightning quartet Panagarry, Joseph, Clark and Cobden re-sign Next Story Eleanor Cardwell extends Manchester Thunder stay by two years More News 2nd May 2024 News How Niamh Cooper learned to embrace her body Reading: 4 mins 2nd May 2024 News Where to Watch: Round 12 Reading: 6 mins 2nd May 2024 News Netball Super League broadcast fixtures for rounds 14 and 15 announced Reading: 1 min 30th Apr 2024 News #SeeUsNow video series on netballers’ experiences and women’s health launches Reading: 3 mins 30th Apr 2024 video Round 11 Highlights: Leeds Rhinos vs Loughborough Lightning More Google Ad – MPU – Right Column