Wakefield Trinity defeated Warrington Wolves 23-10 at Old Trafford to claim the Super League Grand Final title, becoming English champions for the first time since 1968. The victory marks a dramatic turnaround just two years after the club’s relegation.
Wakefield Trinity recorded a dominant 26-16 victory over Leigh Leopards in the Betfred Super League play‑off eliminator, advancing to their first Super League semi‑final. The win was highlighted by tries from Smoothy, Johnstone, Vagana and Faatili, and a 500th point penalty by Max Jowitt, despite a red card for Emre Guler.
Wakefield Trinity defeated York Knights 28‑12 at the DIY Kitchens Stadium, securing a place in the Super League play‑offs and moving into fourth place. The win ended a three‑match losing streak and keeps their hopes of a home eliminator alive. Both coaches praised the performance, with Wakefield’s Mike McMeeken highlighting the patience required to break down York.
Wakefield Trinity secured a dominant 48-6 victory over Castleford Tigers, with multiple tries from Cameron Scott, Tom Johnstone, and Caleb Hamlin-Uele, significantly boosting their chances of securing a top-four finish in the Betfred Super League.