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Warrington Wolves Grand Final clash available for £7.99 without Sky Sports (opens the original)
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YOU can watch Warrington Wolves' Super League Grand Final match in your own home for a one-off fee even if you don't have Sky Sports. The 2026 Betfred Super League Grand Final against Wakefield Trinity takes place at Old Trafford, Manchester, Saturday, kick-off 6pm. It will be broadcast live on SuperLeague+, a direct-to-consumer streaming service from RL Commercial, for a one-off fee of £7.99. Coverage is also available in the UK through Sky Sports, but the streaming option gives fans without a
A look back to when Widnes Vikings last won a trophy in 2009 (opens the original)
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AS excitement continues to build for Widnes Vikings' 1895 Cup Final appearance against London Broncos, we're looking back at the club's last silverware success. It came in 2009, when Paul Cullen's Widnes charges lifted the Northern Rail Cup by beating Barrow at Bloomfield Road in Blackpool. Here's how Mike Critchley reported on the final and our gallery of pictures from that memorable day can be seen above. VIKINGS stormed to a 34-18 victory at Blackpool – becoming the first team to put a tick o
Allan Coleman explains what it would mean to Widnes Vikings to win 1895 Cup Final (opens the original)
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ALLAN Coleman goes into the 1895 Cup Final with Widnes Vikings believing this is an opportunity to start writing new history for the club. The Vikings have not won silverware since lifting the second-tier Northern Rail Cup by beating Barrow in Blackpool in 2009 when Paul Cullen was in charge. Kevin Penny and Paul Cullen celebrate winning the Northern Rail Cup with Widnes Vikings in 2009 (Image: Mike Boden) With all the knockout competition successes they had in the 1970s and 980s – with World Cl
How Luke Littler fared in his latest Players Championships Finals qualifying bid (opens the original)
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LUKE Littler made up some more ground in his bid to qualify for the Players Championships Finals as he reached the semi-finals of the 28th event. The world number one is playing catch-up after skipping the first 26 low-key floor events in 2026 in order to manage his schedule. However, having won the first six major titles of the year, the Warrington 19-year-old is aiming for a clean sweep and that would require him to qualify for the Players Championships Finals in November. The top 64 make Mine
Why Luke Littler would have been disappointed with his return to the darts oche (opens the original)
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LUKE Littler's back from his darts break but not in the manner he would have liked. Warrington's 19-year-old world darts champion returned to the oche yesterday chasing enough qualifying prize money for the Players Championship Finals. But 'The Nuke', in his first appearance since winning the World Matchplay title a month ago and fresh from his holiday in Orlando, only managed a modest run to the quarter-finals in Players Championship 27 in Leicester. The world number one has skipped the low-key
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