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|year = 2018 |title = Super League Grand Final |image = |imagesize = |alt = |home = {{leagueicon|Wigan|12}} Wigan Warriors |away = {{leagueicon|Warrington|12}} Warrington Wolves |home_abbr = {{leagueicon|Wigan|12}} WIG |away_abbr = {{leagueicon|Warrington|12}} WAR |home_half1 = 8 |home_half2 = 4 |home_total = 12 |away_half1 = 4 |away_half2 = 0 |away_total = 4 |date = 13 October 2018 |location = Manchester, United Kingdom |MoM_title = Harry Sunderland Trophy |MoM = Stefan Ratchford |anthem_title = Jerusalem |anthem = Laura Wright |referee = Robert Hicks |stadium = Old Trafford, Manchester |attendance = |network = Sky Sports |commentators = Eddie Hemmings |commentators2= Phil Clarke |commentators3= |tournaments = Super League Grand Final |last = 2017 |next = 2019 }} The 2018 Super League Grand Final was the championship-deciding game of the 2018 Super League season. It was held at Old Trafford in Manchester on 13 October 2018, kick off 18.00. The final was contested by Warrington Wolves and Wigan Warriors, the third time the two sides have met in the Grand Final with previous meetings in 2013 and 2016 being won by Wigan. BackgroundWigan WarriorsWigan finished 2nd in regular season and seven wins out of seven in the Super 8's saw them secure 2nd place in the table. A 14–0 victory over third placed Castleford Tigers in the semi-final earned Wigan a place in their 10th Grand Final. Warrington WolvesWarrington finished 4th to earn an away trip to League Leaders Shield winners St Helens in the semi finals. Warrington won 18-13 with a late try by Tom Lineham. Warrington will be contesting their 4th Grand Final. Match details{{leagueicon|Wigan|16}} Wigan Warriors 12Tries: Manfredi (26,77), Davies (30) Goals: Tomkins 0/4 {{leagueicon|Warrington|16}} Warrington Wolves 4Tries: Charnley (12) Goal: Roberts 0/1 First HalfWarrington opened the scoring in a cagey first half on 13 minutes, through Josh Charnley, against his former club, as he took in Stefan Ratchford's looping pass before sliding over in the corner. The touchline conversion was missed by Tyrone Roberts. (0–4) Wigan leveled the score on 25 minutes through Dominic Manfredi, marking his first Grand Final appearance since 2015, (missing the 2016 Final due to injury) with a try in the corner, through great work by Oliver Gildart, as he jinked through the line, before giving it to Manfredi out wide to touch down in the corner. (4-4). Sam Tomkins missed the conversion, and the score would remain level. On 31 minutes, a George Williams kick into open space, rolled into the in goal area, and Tom Davies managed to beat Josh Charnley to the ball, and score in the corner. The video referee awarded the try after reviewing the footage, and agreed Davies had got a hand on the ball. Again, Tomkins missed the extras and it would remain 8-4 until half time.[1] Second HalfThe second half would see Warrington come close early on, as Tom Lineham looked to go over in the corner, but a mob of Wigan defenders led by Manfredi and Tomkins forced him into touch. With time running out, Wigan won a penalty on 70 minutes and despite being close to the halfway line, they elected to kick it. Tomkins again missed the kick and the score remained 8-4. On 77 minutes, Manfredi would seal the win for Wigan as he would take in Sam Tomkins' inch perfect pass, before diving over in the corner, to seal the win. Tomkins again missing the conversion, (12-4). Toby King almost got what would have been a consolation score for Warrington in the last minute of the game, but the video ref determined that he'd dropped the ball in his attempt at scoring and the score would remain 12-4.[2] The win for Wigan Warriors secured a record 22nd Rugby league title while Warrington's 63 years wait to be crowned champions goes on. Post-MatchThis match was Shaun Wane's last game as Wigan coach before going to Scotland Rugby Union, after 7 seasons as head coach of Wigan. It was also the last game before Sam Tomkins left for Catalans, and John Bateman and Ryan Sutton for Canberra. Wigan would win their 5th Grand Final and 22nd Championship overall, in their 10th appearance, evening up their win/loss record in Grand Finals, their last three wins coming against Warrington, whilst Warrington are still waiting to end their long title drought, stretching back to 1955.[3] Teams
References1. ^{{citeweb|url=https://www.bbc.com/sport/rugby-league/45800241 |title = Super League Grand Final: Wigan claim fifth title with victory over Warrington|date=13 October 2018|work=BBC Sport|accessdate=17 October 2018}} {{Super League}}{{2018 in rugby league}}2. ^{{citeweb|url=https://www.theguardian.com/sport/no-helmets-required/2018/oct/16/wigan-warrington-super-league-grand-final |title = What next for Wigan and Warrington after the Super League Grand Final?|date=13 October 2018|work=Guardian|accessdate=17 October 2018}} 3. ^{{citeweb|url=https://www.theguardian.com/sport/2018/oct/13/wigan-warrington-super-league-grand-final-match-report |title = Shaun Wane gets perfect parting gift as Wigan beat Warrington in Grand Final|date=13 October 2018|work=Guardian|accessdate=17 October 2018}} 3 : Super League Grand Finals|Super League XXIII|October 2018 sports events in the United Kingdom |
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