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By Nick Wiggins

Do people in Adelaide even know anything about State of Origin?

In 2020 Adelaide, city of churches and noted AFL town, will be hosting one of rugby league's most sacred events — a State of Origin game.

Do they even know how the game works?

If you're from South Australia, prove to us that you have some rugby league know-how.

If you're from Queensland or New South Wales, show off your rugby league expertise.

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