Wigan Warriors eased past Catalans Dragons to confirm themselves as League Leaders Shield winners and we now know what the play-off picture below them looks like.
Whilst there is still one game left of the Super League regular season this year, that pits Huddersfield Giants against Castleford Tigers and will have no impact on the top six.
As such, we know where every side has finished, therefore, we know who will play who in next week’s eliminators and on what dates.
Leeds Rhinos didn’t manage a win over Hull FC but they were safe in second despite Warrington winning on account of the Rhinos’ superior points difference. Elsewhere, Wakefield beat Leigh to stop any hopes that the Leopards had of securing a home play-off. St Helens also signed off with a win over the Hull KR kids, meaning the top six remained in the exact positions they started the night in.
The dates and TV coverage for the play-offs had been confirmed earlier but now we have the results and finishing positions confirmed, we know who will play on what date.
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Frantic Friday Super League results
Super League play-off fixtures and dates
Eliminators
Friday 18th Sept, Wakefield Trinity vs Leigh Leopards, KO 8pm on Sky Sports only
Saturday 19th Sept, Warrington Wolves vs Hull KR, KO 5:30pm on BBC Sport and Sky Sports
Semi-Finals
Semi-Final 1 – Leeds Rhinos v TBC, Friday 25th Sept, 8pm KO on Sky Sports only
Semi-Final 2 – Wigan Warriors v TBC, Saturday 26th Sept, KO 5:30pm on BBC Sport and Sky Sports
Only six sides remain in the race to Old Trafford 🔥#SuperLeague pic.twitter.com/62LVgbpthB
— Betfred Super League (@SuperLeague) September 11, 2026
