League's NRL will dish out a seven million dollar-sack of cash in Covid-19 relief packages to clubs to make up for lost revenue through a lack of crowds and home games

Each club will be paid around $100,000 for every home game lost to relocation, or matches played without crowds.

The NRL last played in front of fans in Sydney in June while Queensland clubs were impacted by the loss of almost two weekends without spectators.

The governing body is also counting its own cost of the relocation which has added $30 million to expenses and $30 million in lost revenue.

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