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Wakefield Trinity v Warrington Wolves Grand Final at Old Trafford Sold Out as Super League Crowds Pass 2m
Tom Johnstone won man of the match as Wakefield surged to a 19-0 halftime lead and ended a 58-year title wait.
- Wakefield Trinity defeated Warrington Wolves 23-10 at Old Trafford on Saturday, securing their first Super League Grand Final title and ending a 58-year wait for a league championship since 1968.
- Coach Daryl Powell and owner Matt Ellis led Trinity's extraordinary three-year transformation from Championship relegation to Grand Final champions. The club's rise began after being relegated to the Betfred Championship three years ago.
- Dominating the opening half, Trinity raced into a 19-0 lead with tries from Cameron Scott, Isaiah Vagana, and Jazz Tevaga. Tom Johnstone, awarded the Rob Burrow Trophy as man of the match, scored the decisive fourth try.
- The sell-out match pushed total Super League attendance past two million for 2026, marking a historic milestone. Fans will celebrate the team's return through a civic reception and parade in Wakefield on Sunday.
- Becoming only the sixth club to win the Super League title, Wakefield Trinity has cemented a historic legacy for generations of supporters. The victory demonstrates the club's complete transformation from near-collapse to elite status.
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Fifty-eight years after Don Fox sank to his knees at Wembley, Wakefield Trinity have finally created a new defining image in the club's history.
·Leeds, United Kingdom
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Live updates as Wakefield Trinity go in search of history against Warrington Wolves in the 2026 Super League Grand Final
Welcome to our live coverage of the 2026 Super League Grand Final where Wakefield Trinity are in search of history against Warrington Wolves.
·Wakefield, United Kingdom
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