All 7 Rugby League games on TV this week, including Super League Grand Final

It’s here! After a fantastic domestic season, we have finally reached the Grand Final!

Wigan Warriors and Catalans Dragons will walk out onto the hallowed turf of Old Trafford, but only one will be crowned champions.

Whilst most of the focus will be on Old Trafford this weekend, there are still six other games for us to sink our teeth into, including the Championship and Wheelchair Grand Finals, and in the Southern Hemisphere, we see the start of the International season as the Pacific Cup and Pacific Bowl get underway.

Here is how you can catch all the action:

Saturday 14th October

Australia v New Zealand- 8:00am Sky Sports Red Button 9:00am Sky Sports Arena (Second Half)

Australia v Samoa- 10:10am Sky Sports Arena

 Wigan Warriors v Catalan Dragons 6:00pm Sky Sports Main Event 

Saturday sees three huge matches take place. First, it’s a women’s test match, as old rivals Australia and New Zealand battle it out. After that, it’s the men who take centre stage in a repeat of the World Cup Final. Can the Kangaroos repeat their famous victory from a year ago? Or will Samoa get revenge for their Old Trafford heartbreak. Finally, we turn our attention back to Super League as Wigan take on Catalans to be crowned 2023 Super League champions. Both teams finished first and second respectively in the Super League table, and were only separated by points difference.  They have met three times already this season, with Catalans getting the better of the Cherry and Whites on two occasions; however the Warriors ran riot the last time the sides met as they secured a famous 34-0 win in the South of France. This Grand Final promises to be a belter and is definitely not one to be missed!

Sunday 15th October

Samoa v Fiji- 3:45am Sky Sports Mix 

Papua New Guinea v Cook Islands- 6:00am Sky Sports Mix 

Toulouse Olympique v London Broncos- 2:30pm Viaplay Sports 1

Leeds Rhinos v Wigan Warriors- 5:30pm ​Sky Sports Arena 

Sunday may be a day of rest for some, but not for Rugby League as we are treated to four games. First we see Samoa Women take on Fiji Women in another hotly contested grudge match. They are followed by the Pacific Bowl contest between PNG and the Cook Islands. There is plenty of Super League interest in these tow teams, with the likes of Edwin Ipape, Lachlan Lam, Rhyse Martin and Liam Horne all named in the PNG side; and Zane Tetevano and Esan Marsters are also included in the Cook Islands squad, so its another chance to watch some of the best Super League talent go at it for their countries. Then, we venture to the South of France as Toulouse look to gain promotion back to Super League at the first attempt, but standing in their way are a red hot London side, who also have their sights set on a return to Super League for the first time since 2019. The Rounding off the weekend, we see Leeds Rhinos and Wigan Warriors battle it out in the Wheelchair Grand Final.

All info cited from Rugby League on TV