Wales, Scotland Women Prepare Historic First Rugby League Test in Neath

Scottish football teams are preparing for upcoming matches with key player injuries and fitness updates impacting team selections. Kilmarnock manager Stuart Kettlewell reported injuries to two unnamed players and noted that Jack Thomson is back in training but not ready to play, while Livingston striker Jeremy Bokila is pushing for his debut amid injury concerns for others. Historic trends highlight the significance of opening matches in the Scottish Premiership, with Hearts and Aberdeen having a strong home win record, and Derek McInnes making his debut as Hearts' manager. Celtic and St Mirren are set for a repeat fixture of their last season's final league game, with Celtic having a dominant record in season openers and at home against St Mirren. In rugby league, Wigan Warriors' Carys Marsh has been named in a historic Wales women's squad to face Scotland in their first-ever women’s international rugby league Test, with Scotland fielding almost all debutants. Additionally, ground regulations for football matches emphasize compliance with governing bodies' rules, ticket resale restrictions, and refund policies in the event of match abandonment.