Wakefield Trinity crowned Super League champions for first time since 1968
Wakefield Trinity won the Super League Grand Final by beating Warrington Wolves, claiming their first championship title since 1968.

Wakefield Trinity secured a historic victory, defeating Warrington Wolves 23-10 in the Super League Grand Final. The match took place at the iconic Old Trafford stadium in Manchester, where the championship title was decided.
The win carries special significance for Wakefield, marking their first title since 1968 — a gap spanning more than five decades. What makes the achievement even more remarkable is that the club was relegated from the top flight just two years before this triumph.
From relegation to champions
Wakefield Trinity suffered a significant setback when they were relegated from Super League only two years prior to this win. The club's ability to return to the top division and immediately capture the championship title represents a notable sporting turnaround.
The 23-10 victory over Warrington Wolves was convincing, giving Wakefield a clear edge in the final. The achievement is considered one of the more remarkable comeback stories in rugby league history, given both the length of time since their last title and their recent relegation.


