Sweet 17: Leeds Rhinos (a)

It's the final game of the Super League season! Round 29 sees Wire travel to West Yorkshire to take on Leeds Rhinos at Headingley.

Report: Salford 22-6 Warrington

Warrington fell to a sixth straight defeat in Super League with a 22-6 loss away at Salford to put Wire's place in the playoffs under some serious threat with two games remaining of the league season.

Report: CHALLENGE CUP WINNERS

This group of Warrington Wolves players wrote their names into the history books of the club yesterday, overcoming all the odds to defeat red-hot favourites St Helens at Wembley and win the club's ninth Challenge Cup and first piece of silverware since the same trophy in 2012.

Report: Wigan 20-6 Warrington

Warrington fell to a fifth consecutive Super League defeat as they surrendered their grip on 2nd place after a dismal defeat to arch-rivals Wigan at the DW Stadium.

Report: Warrington 12-30 St Helens

It's now four straight losses in Super League for Warrington, and just two wins in eight after an 18-point loss to Justin Holbrook's St Helens, who ran out comfortable winners against a much-changed Wire team.

Report: Catalans 30-10 Warrington

Warrington lost a third successive Super League game on Saturday night as Catalans Dragons came out on top in Perpignan to leave Wire sweating over the security of 2nd place after a result which confirms St Helens as League Leaders' Shield winners. Sadly, the game was not the main talking point of the evening, after some ugly scenes on and off the pitch marred the whole occasion.

Report: Warrington 22-14 Hull FC

The Wire are going to Wembley folks! A brilliant team performance full of grit and heart earned Warrington a place in the Challenge Cup Final for the second successive year. Here's how it played out as Wire defeated Hull FC at the University of Bolton Stadium...

Report: Castleford 27-18 Warrington

It was yet another shocking Warrington performance as the Wire fell to back-to-back defeats to heap the pressure on Steve Price and his players.

Report: London 6-36 Warrington

It was a real game of two halves for Warrington in the capital city, with a superb first-half display followed up with an insipid second half that failed to yield a single point.

Report: Warrington 10-21 St Helens

It was yet more heartache against St Helens on Friday night for the Wire, as a late flurry of points for the league leaders earned them a narrow win in an outstanding game of rugby league.

Report: Warrington 30-6 Wakefield

The Wire returned to winning ways last night with a comfortable 30-6 win over an injury-ravaged Wakefield Trinity side in a game ridden with errors and poor officiating.

Report: Warrington 34-4 Catalans

It was a very happy Saturday afternoon for Warrington Wolves as they dispatched Catalans Dragons with a very impressive and controlled performance at a rain-soaked Halliwell Jones Stadium.

Report: Hull KR 22-28 Warrington

It was a tense finish but Warrington took a huge step towards Challenge Cup glory on Friday night by dumping Hull KR out of the competition and moving into the semi finals at Bolton.

Report: Wigan 14-26 Warrington

Ah, that feels good, doesn't it? The Wire produced a huge effort to defeat the nemesis Wigan in a super Saturday at Anfield in 2019's Magic Weekend. Here is my take on the win...

Report: Warrington 12-19 Hull FC

An error-prone Warrington fell to a fourth defeat of the season as Hull FC came away with the two points from the Halliwell Jones Stadium on a frustrating day.

Report: Warrington 26-24 Wigan

And breathe! Warrington got the better of rivals Wigan in a gritty and nervy Challenge Cup affair and booked a place in the quarter finals of the cup at the expense of Adrian Lam's team.

Report: Castleford 14-26 Warrington

The Warrington Wolves were the victors of a hard-fought affair with the Castleford Tigers in a game which lacked quality at Wheldon Road. A brace from Toby King was key to earning a second win over Daryl Powell's side in 2019. Here are my thoughts from the away end...

Report: Warrington 50-19 Huddersfield

A superb second-half display from the Warrington Wolves saw 38 unanswered points scored in a 40 minute period which turned the game round after a difficult first half against the Huddersfield Giants, to earn a second straight win and further cement the grip on 2nd place in the league.

Report: Hull KR 6-54 Warrington

Warrington made up for their Good Friday disaster with an Easter Monday showing that any team would be proud of, to defeat Tim Sheens' Hull KR side by 54 points to 6, running in nine tries in the process. 

Report: Warrington 12-36 Salford

It was anything but a Good Friday for the Warrington Wolves as a dismal performance saw us crash to our second straight defeat, with Salford running riot to inflict a 36-12 loss on the Wire at the Halliwell Jones Stadium. Here is one of my less enjoyable match reports...