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St Helens v Warrington Wolves Preview

St Helens welcome the Warrington Wolves for a north west derby that is always one of the highlights of the rugby league season.

Both of these 2 giants of the Super League are packed full of international stars, great home grown youngsters and vastly experienced stars, all of which comes together to gives us all a must watch occasion and a fantastic 80 minutes of rugby league football.

With just a few miles between the 2 sides, the matches between Saints and the Wire are always hugely important matches as local bragging rights are always on the line but there is so much more importance to these games than that.

Both sides go into every game expecting to be challenging for titles and trophies and if they are to achieve those aims, they know that it could be the matches between the 2 sides that really make or break a season for both.

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Stadium

The Totally Wicked Stadium is the home of St Helens and since 2012 it has seen almost nothing but success.

The modern ground features all you would expect from a leading rugby stadium including good corporate facilities and a both seating and standing areas.

For matches between these 2 there will be almost 18,000 fans in attendance and providing a great atmosphere for both sides and that should assure that both the players in the Red Vee and the colours of the Wire should play at their absolute best and enthral us all.

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History

These 2 north west giants have enjoyed lots of success down the years and especially during the summer-era but surprisingly they have only played against each other a limited amount of times in major finals.

One such occasion came in the 2019 Challenge Cup final at the iconic Wembley Stadium in London when it was Warrington who picked up the trophy and the glory with a dominant 18-4 win.

On the country level, the 2 sides have a much longer history of battling it out over silverware going back to the 1932-33 season.

In that year, the 2 set in the final of the Lancashire Cup where it was a much tighter affair as Warrington won the game and the trophy by a single point in a 10-9 win at Central Park in Wigan.

The 2 met in the final of the same competition in the 1959-60 season when it was Warrington who also came out on top and once again it was by a single point in a 5-4 win, once again at Central Park Stadium.

It didn’t take too long for Saints to gain their revenge however as the 2 met once more in the Lancashire Cup final in the 1967-68.

This time the match would finish even closer as the 2 battled to a 2-2 draw to send it to a replay.

In that second game the action moved from Central Park Stadium to Station Road Stadium in Swinton and both teams improved their attacking, but in the ned it was Saints who ran out 13-10 winners to pick up the silverware.

The next time the 2 would face off in the final of the same competition came in the 1982-83 season when this time it would be a one-sided affair that Warrington would easily win 16 points to 0.