Planned public screenings of the three final Rugby World Cup games have been cancelled due to licensing issues.
Tauranga Crossing announced on social media today it planned to screen both semi-final games this weekend as well as the final match next weekend on the big screen following responses on a social media poll from more than 1700 people.
But a mere seven hours later the centre back-tracked and publically announced it could no longer air any of the games despite having been given the "green light" previously.
The statement said although the games were free-to-air, the size of the screens breached the licensing rights between Spark and World Rugby.