Wigan Warriors ban five fans after violence
Five Wigan Warriors' fans have been banned after violence at Huddersfield.
Salford City Reds sack Head Coach Phil Veivers
Super League side Salford City Reds have sacked their Head Coach Phil Veivers.
Wigan Warriors announce Taylor signing
Wigan Warriors have signed forward Scott Taylor from Hull KR on a two-year-deal, with the option of a third.
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Leeds Rhinos stretch lead at Old Trafford
Ryan Hall scores a try with less than 10 minutes of the match to play to stretch Leeds' lead further. Its converted to add another two points between them and Warrington.
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Warrington 18 : 26 Leeds
Leeds take the lead in Grand Final
Leeds have taken back the lead at Old Trafford in the Super League Grand Final.
LATEST SCORE:
Warrington 18 : 20 Leeds
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Warrington face Leeds in Super League Grand Final
LATEST SCORE:
Warrington 18 : 14 Leeds
Steve's preparing to deliver Grand Final match ball
Former Rugby League player Steve Prescott is preparing to hand over the Super League Grand Final match ball at Old Trafford this evening.
Read the full storyWarrington through to their first ever Grand Final
Warrington continue their push toward the double
Read the full storySt Helens and Warrington do battle in the Super League play-off semi-final
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Wigan lose to Leeds in Super League play-off semi-final
Wigan Warriors' season is over after defeat at the hands of reigning Super League champions Leeds
Read the full storyWane hails Wigan's stunning fightback
Wigan coach Shaun Wane hailed his side's "never-say-die" attitude after seeing them stage a stunning recovery to beat Hull KR 42-36.
Wigan trailed 26-0 three minutes before half-time but mounted a superb comeback to earn a second League Leaders Shield in three years.
Wane, whose side came into the match needing one win from their final two fixtures to claim the Shield, heaped praise on his players for the victory. "I'm really pleased because I really wanted to win this game. As it turned out, we won it (although) not in the way I would have liked."
Wane's sights are firmly set on Old Trafford now but admits winning the League Leaders Shield is the one he wanted most. "If I was lucky to win three trophies, this one would have meant everything," he said. "To be the most consistent team throughout the season is something that means a lot to me."
He added, "It's a massive achievement for us. What I wanted to bring to this club was consistency and we ground out a good win. I'm really pleased but there are things we need to work on. We weren't at our best today and we made too many errors and gave away too many penalties."
"But I have to commend my players on what they did to come back from that deficit is unbelievable. We need to fix things and fix them quickly. This is not an easy place to come to because they are a quality team."
Wigan Warriors win League Leaders Shield
Shaun Wane clinched his first piece of silverware as Wigan coach with a comeback victory over Hull KR, who made them fight all the way for the points.
Late tries from Pat Richards and Josh Charnley broke the hearts of the home side as the Warriors secured the League Leaders Shield with the victory.
McIlorum clear to play against Leeds
Wigan hooker Michael McIlorum has been cleared to play for his club in their Carnegie Challenge Cup semi-final against Leeds on Saturday week.
His place was under threat after he was sent off for punching Olivier Elima during the Warriors' 30-22 Super League defeat by Bradford last Friday but he was today charged with a grade A offence, which carries a maximum punishment of a one-match ban.
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