Europe, with the final played at England's Old Trafford in front of 74,468, the largest crowd to attend an international fixture. The 2014 National Rugby League Grand Final was the highest rated television show for the year in Australia. In 2015, the league went through a structure change with promotion and relegation reintroduced between Super League and the Championship. It also saw rugby league pull 4 of the top 5 highest rated television broadcasts in Australia. In 2017 rugby league saw its first professional club outside of Europe or Australasia/Oceania when the Canadian side Toronto Wolfpack entered the British Rugby League system in the third division. Toronto won League One in their first season and won promotion to the Championship, the second tier of British Rugby League for 2018. As of October 2018, Toronto's owner stated his intention of setting up a new franchise in Canada, whilst a New York City based team expressed their interest to join Toronto in the British rugby league system. See also Rugby league History of rugby union Tom Brock Lecture – an annual lecture celebrating the history of rugby league in Australia Super League war Rugby league in Australia Rugby league in New Zealand List of defunct rugby league clubs References Fagan, Sean (2005). The Rugby Rebellion – The Divide of League and Union. Gate, Robert (1989). Illustrated History of Rugby League. Arthur Barker. Heads, Ian (25 August 2002). The Dogs qualify for my top eight.... The Sun-Herald Further reading External links History of Rugby League at NRL.com A brief history of rugby league at St. George Dragons website The Great Schism at RugbyFootballHistory.com Rugby League History and Heritage at The RFL.com Rugby League History at rlheritage.co.uk (Archive, 10 February 2011) Rugby League from the Hardman Era – Era Of The Biff Rugby league Northern England