Six teams prepare for Super League play-off eliminators in September
Sky Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 11, 2026, 9:51 PM
Last updated Sep 11, 2026

The regular Super League season has concluded, establishing the final top six clubs for the postseason tournament. Wigan Warriors secured the League Leaders' Shield after a 50-12 victory over Catalans Dragons, earning a bye alongside second-place Leeds Rhinos. The competition continues with two eliminator matches on September 18 and 19. Wakefield Trinity hosts Leigh Leopards, while Warrington Wolves face Hull KR for spots in the semi-finals. The winners of these fixtures will advance to challenge either Wigan Warriors or Leeds Rhinos during the final week of September. These semi-final winners earn a place in the Grand Final, scheduled for October 3 at Old Trafford.
- •Wigan Warriors and Leeds Rhinos earned first-round byes in the play-offs.
- •Wakefield Trinity plays Leigh Leopards on September 18.
- •Warrington Wolves faces Hull KR on September 19.
- •The Grand Final takes place October 3 at Old Trafford.
"The final round of the regular Super League season is over, we have whittled the competition down to six, and we now know exactly who will fight who for a place in the semi-finals.
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