Generally, Sporting Life's attendance is published by all other sites as they use the Press Association for content I believe.

So once one site gets it wrong, the rest do - it's happened with SL games.

See Chris Terris Taylor's tweet from Warrington Guardian:

Chris Terris Taylor ‏@Cterristaylor 27 Oct
@ollielloyd There’s been some confusion, press were given figure of 13,965 but it was announced as 14,965. 2nd one prob right

The same thing happened at Saints towards the end of the season. The announcer said one figure the screen showed another. It took a few days to sort out the correct attendance.

These things happen.

Another good crowd tonight.

It will be interesting what the crowd is tomorrow at Bristol.

I think ticket sales have risen as the tournament has gone on, and will continue to do so. I myself have ordered tickets for an extra three games on the back of the two I've watched live and tonight's game.

As we know Huddersfield is sold out, I wonder how many will go to Australia v Fiji, I'm hoping it will be similar to the NZ v Samoa game.

Good crowds can be expected at the games in Wrexham, Workington, Leigh, Headingley, KC and the Shay I reckon. I'm pretty sure all the games in France will sell well too.

Avignon is sold out already. Perpignan may also do so, but still plenty of time for that.

The first game at Headingley seems to be selling quite well - Paddock appears to be sold out, S Stand has only around 1,500 tickets left, Carnegie Terrace under 1,000 left. I'd estimate they've sold at least 11,000 for that with a week and a half to go.

Will be going to the aus v Fiji game and also at 3 and 4, sco v USA and ton v cook, am presently surprised by the number of people at the games.

I think a few tickets are corporate though was at Fiji v ire last night and the full row behind me where work colleague who had never been to a rl game before they gat tickets from work. If it get the 10 or so people interested in the game then more the merrier.

Due to the sheer quality of these games I think we'll just see crowds go up and up. The quarter finals were always going to be the big gain after we'd started and I think they will be. There was a report today that 8,000 have gone at Wigan and I'm confident that will be a sell out so there's another 16-17,000 to be added on to any overall figure. After that I'd expect a full house at Wire for that quarter and one at Wrexham, if it is Wales playing in the game. The Headingley crowd should be a big one as well.

That all before we even get on to the extra sales that will still take place at Wembley. If they market that correctly as we get closer to the event I genuinely think we could get above 80k.

If these matches were being shown on the BBC instead of Premier Sports I'm pretty sure the majority would be sold out already. BBC must be kicking themselves that they chose to ignore the majority of this tournament.

I think the ticket deal where you get the PNG v NZ game for £15 and then the quarter final the following Friday for half price (likely NZ v Italy/Tonga) is really good and it would be great to have a huge crowd at Headingley.

Agree.

Considering the close contests and surprisingly good level of footy being played both the RLIF and potentially even the BBC would be disappointed about not taking more games.

Must also raise the games profile for sponsorship ?

I hope everyone gets to Wembley and Old Trafford and England reach the semis at least. If we can sell out those two venues and the 3 matches are top quality then the tournament will finish on a high and that's what the wider public will remember.

I am a bit concerned that England seem tp believe that getting to the quarters / semis should be a formality. I'm not convinced they'll reach the semis.

North Stand at Leigh said to be sold out. Indicates crowd of 8,000 plus and could get into double figures if the RL hysteria continues

by my estimates we will be playing France in the QF - which *should* be more a more than easy route of getting to the semi's.

Even by some chance we do manage to finish 3rd in the group, we will be playing Samoa in the QF, which despite their exciting performance the other night should be seen as very winnable.