Salford deducted two Super League points for breaching RFL rules in St Helens fixture | Rugby League News

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Salford Red Devils was deducted two BetFred Super League points to violate a number of RFL operating rules in choosing their team in the first round of Stlens on February 15.

The Red Devils team often made a team of the Oscars, which they lost with the 82-0 competition record.

Salvord is working with strict restrictions on salaries throughout the season due to financial issues and their failure to push players and employees on time.

The penalty in the last points of Salford in this season reduces six to four. Although it may seem cosmetic, it can have serious effects on their high hopes in maintaining their position on the upper trip.

A statement issued by the Rajabi football League (RFL) said:

“Before the club, this crime deserves to be deduced. Salvord was also fined at 5,000 pounds, as half of them were suspended until 2029.”

In addition, they are likely to face an additional discount of points for their failure to fulfill a separate building against Wickfield in August, as well as the stadium invaded Friday night against the same opponents.

Under the IMG grades, points deduction also bears a 0.25 discount of the result that will be located in grades, with the 12 best automatic clubs in the 2026 Premier League.

The Red Devils seem almost certain of removing it from the top of the trip next month due to its continuous financial problems, which turns the focus into an order that has been postponed-and in any form that the 151-year-old club may last.

The protests of fans and repeated chants against the club’s owners provided the majority of the narration when the procedure on the field was very secondary on the effects of it. When they were beaten 52-16 on Friday by Wickfield associated with them in a sharp match at Salvord Community Stadium.