This is a list of the 2014 Super League season results. Super League is the top-flight rugby league competition in the United Kingdom and France. The 2014 season starts on 7 February and ends on 11 October with the 2014 Super League Grand Final at Old Trafford. The Magic Weekend is scheduled over the weekend of 17 and 18 May and will be played at the Etihad Stadium in Manchester for the third consecutive year, having been used for the 2012 and 2013 seasons.
The 2014 Super League season consisted of two stages. The regular season was played over 27 round-robin fixtures, in which each of the fourteen teams involved in the competition played each other once at home and once away, as well as their Magic Weekend fixtures played over the sixteenth round of the season. In Super League XVIII, a win was worth two points in the table, a draw worth one point apiece, and a loss yielded no points.
The league leaders at the end of the regular season, will receive the League Leaders' Shield, but the Championship will be decided through the second stage of the season—the play-offs. The top eight teams in the table contest to play in the 2014 Super League Grand Final, the winners of which will be crowned Super League XIX Champions.
Regular season (References next to the scores=Video Highlights) (Match Stats are shown at the conclusion of each video)
Round 1
HomeScoreAwayMatch InformationDate and TimeVenueRefereeAttendance Wigan Warriors8 – 24 Huddersfield Giants7 February, 20:00 GMTDW StadiumRichard Silverwood16,240 Warrington Wolves8 – 38 St Helens R.F.C.13 February, 20:00 GMTHalliwell Jones StadiumPhil Bentham13,157 Hull F.C.36 – 34 Catalans Dragons14 February, 20:00 GMTKC StadiumBen Thaler11,400 Bradford Bulls18 – 36 Castleford Tigers16 February, 15:00 GMTProvident StadiumRobert Hicks8,214 Hull Kingston Rovers6 – 34 Leeds Rhinos16 February, 15:00 GMTKC Lightstream StadiumRichard Silverwood 11,526 Salford Red Devils18 – 14 Wakefield Trinity Wildcats16 February, 15:00 GMTAJ Bell StadiumJames Child7,102 Widnes Vikings64 – 10 London Broncos16 February, 15:00 GMTSelect Security StadiumTim Roby5,327 Source: The round-one fixture at the DW Stadium was brought back a week to enable the Warriors to fly down under to prepare for their World Club Challenge match. The Warrington Wolves began their tenth season at the Halliwell Jones Stadium 11,526 is the biggest ever attendance at the KC Lightstream Stadium. Castleford's Kirk Dixon scored his 1000th career point
Round 2
HomeScoreAwayMatch InformationDate and TimeVenueRefereeAttendance Wakefield Trinity Wildcats10 – 23 Bradford Bulls20 February, 20:00 GMTThe Rapid Solicitors StadiumRobert Hicks4,049 Leeds Rhinos18 – 12 Warrington Wolves21 February, 20:00 GMTHeadingley Carnegie StadiumBen Thaler16,164 St Helens R.F.C.34 – 22 Hull F.C.21 February, 20:00 GMTLangtree ParkRichard Silverwood13,448 London Broncos18 – 44 Salford Red Devils22 February, 15:00 GMT The Hive StadiumJames Child1,246 Huddersfield Giants24 – 24 Hull Kingston Rovers23 February, 15:00 GMTJohn Smith's StadiumPhil Bentham7,180 Castleford Tigers32 – 6 Catalans Dragons23 February, 15:30 GMTWish Communications StadiumTim Roby 5,104 Wigan Warriors– Widnes VikingsTBADW Stadium Source:
Round 3
HomeScoreAwayMatch InformationDate and TimeVenueRefereeAttendance Salford Red Devils0 – 38 St Helens R.F.C.27 February, 20:00 GMTAJ Bell StadiumPhil Bentham6,353 Catalans Dragons12 – 40 Leeds Rhinos28 February, 19:00 GMT / 20:00 CETStade Gilbert BrutusRichard Silverwood6,300 Hull Kingston Rovers10 – 30 Castleford Tigers28 February, 20:00 GMTKC Lightstream StadiumBen Thaler7,022 Widnes Vikings22 – 20 Huddersfield Giants28 February, 20:00 GMT Select Security StadiumRobert Hicks5,577 Bradford Bulls25 – 12 London Broncos2 March, 15:00 GMTOdsal StadiumTim Roby8,500 Warrington Wolves18 – 16 Hull F.C.2 March, 15:00 GMTHalliwell Jones StadiumJames Child10,276 Wigan Warriors46 – 24 Wakefield Trinity Wildcats2 March, 15:00 GMTDW StadiumMatt Thomason11,703 Source: The Castleford Tigers made history with their first away win over Hull KR in the Super League era.
Here are February's top 5 tries:
Round 4
HomeScoreAwayMatch InformationDate and TimeVenueRefereeAttendance Widnes Vikings32 – 18 Salford Red Devils6 March, 20:00 GMTSelect Security StadiumRichard Silverwood5,291 St Helens R.F.C.38 – 18 Hull Kingston Rovers7 March, 20:00 GMT Langtree ParkTim Roby11,818 Hull F.C.44 – 16 Bradford Bulls7 March, 20:00 GMTKingston Communications StadiumPhil Bentham11,307 Huddersfield Giants12 – 12 Leeds Rhinos7 March, 20:00 GMT John Smith's StadiumJames Child8,759 Wakefield Trinity Wildcats56 – 14 Catalans Dragons9 March, 15:00 GMTThe Rapid Solicitors StadiumBen Thaler4,190 London Broncos16 – 44 Warrington Wolves9 March, 15:00 GMTThe Hive StadiumMatt Thomason1,377 Castleford Tigers36 – 31 Wigan Warriors9 March, 15:00 GMTWish Communications StadiumRobert Hicks8,504 Source: Leeds' draw ended a five match losing streak against Huddersfield. Castleford beat Wigan at home for the first time in eight years.
Round 5
HomeScoreAwayMatch InformationDate and TimeVenueRefereeAttendance Leeds Rhinos38 – 4 Widnes Vikings14 March, 20:00 GMTHeadingley Carnegie StadiumRobert Hicks14,430 Salford Red Devils12 – 28 Warrington Wolves14 March, 20:00 GMT Salford City StadiumBen Thaler6,260 St. Helens44 – 22 Catalans Dragons14 March, 20:00 GMTLangtree ParkGeorge Stokes11,321 Wigan Warriors34 – 20 Hull Kingston Rovers14 March, 20:00 GMT DW StadiumRichard Silverwood12,801 London Broncos22 – 50 Wakefield Trinity Wildcats15 March, 15:00 GMTThe Hive StadiumPhil Bentham1,017 Bradford Bulls18 – 66 Huddersfield Giants16 March, 15:00 GMTOdsal StadiumChris Leatherbarrow6,781 Castleford Tigers19 – 16 Hull F.C.16 March, 15:30 GMTWish Communications StadiumTim Roby9,867 Source: Wigan won their 13th consecutive game against Hull KR. Huddersfield mercilessly exposed Bradford's depleted resources with a Super League record 66–18 victory at the Provident Stadium.
Round 6
HomeScoreAwayMatch InformationDate and TimeVenueRefereeAttendance Warrington Wolves4 – 12 Wigan Warriors20 March, 20:00 GMTHalliwell Jones StadiumPhil Bentham11,550 Leeds Rhinos54 – 6 London Broncos21 March, 20:00 GMT Headingley Carnegie StadiumChris Leatherbarrow12,870 Catalans Dragons30 – 14 Huddersfield Giants22 March, 20:00 GMT / 21:00 CETStade Gilbert BrutusRichard Silverwood6,600 Hull Kingston Rovers16 – 0 Bradford Bulls23 March, 20:00 GMT KC Lightstream StadiumRobert Hicks7,008 Salford Red Devils23 – 16 Castleford Tigers23 March, 15:00 GMTAJ Bell StadiumJames Child5,823 Hull F.C.0 – 7 Widnes Vikings23 March, 15:00 GMTKingston Communications StadiumBen Thaler10,386 Wakefield Trinity Wildcats16 – 24 St Helens R.F.C.23 March, 15:30 GMTThe Rapid Solicitors StadiumTim Roby5,087 Source:
Round 7
HomeScoreAwayMatch InformationDate and TimeVenueRefereeAttendance London Broncos6 – 54 Castleford Tigers27 March, 20:00 GMTThe Hive StadiumBen Thaler1,036 Wigan Warriors22 – 16 Catalans Dragons28 March, 20:00 GMT DW StadiumTim Roby11,216 Hull F.C.30 – 8 Salford Red Devils28 March, 20:00 GMTKingston Communications StadiumRobert Hicks9,821 St Helens R.F.C.14 – 10 Leeds Rhinos28 March, 20:00 GMT Langtree ParkRichard Silverwood13,788 Widnes Vikings22 – 18 Bradford Bulls30 March, 15:00 GMTSelect Security StadiumGeorge Stokes5,581 Hull Kingston Rovers44 – 6 Wakefield Trinity Wildcats30 March, 15:00 GMTKC Lightstream StadiumPhil Bentham6,983 Huddersfield Giants14 – 33 Warrington Wolves30 March, 15:00 GMTJohn Smith's StadiumJames Child7,068 Source: Kevin Sinfield scored his 3500th point for the Leeds Rhinos. Warrington came from 14-4 down at half-time to ease to a 10th consecutive win over Huddersfield.
Here are March's top 5 tries:
Round 8
HomeScoreAwayMatch InformationDate and TimeVenueRefereeAttendance Hull F.C.30 – 6 Huddersfield Giants10 April, 20:00 GMTKingston Communications StadiumRichard Silverwood9,515 Wigan Warriors36 – 14 London Broncos11 April, 20:00 GMT DW StadiumMatt Thomason10,680 Warrington Wolves12 – 25 Hull Kingston Rovers11 April, 20:00 GMTHalliwell Jones StadiumRobert Hicks8,778 Leeds Rhinos42 – 6 Wakefield Trinity Wildcats11 April, 20:00 GMT Headingley Carnegie StadiumTim Roby13,969 Bradford Bulls24 – 38 Salford Red Devils11 April, 20:00 GMTProvident StadiumPhil Bentham6,144 Castleford Tigers28 – 30 St Helens R.F.C.11 April, 20:00 GMTWish Communications StadiumBen Thaler6,487 Catalans Dragons42 – 20 Widnes Vikings12 April, 15:30 GMT / 16:30 CETStade Gilbert BrutusJames Child9,588 Source: St Helens' Paul Wellens scored his 1000th point of his career.
Round 9 - Easter Matches
HomeScoreAwayMatch InformationDate and TimeVenueRefereeAttendance Bradford Bulls6 – 46 Leeds Rhinos17 April, 20:00 GMTProvident StadiumRobert Hicks10,106 London Broncos22 – 28 Catalans Dragons17 April, 20:00 GMT The Hive StadiumChris Leatherbarrow1,002 Hull Kingston Rovers21 – 20 Hull F.C.17 April, 20:00 GMTKC Lightstream StadiumJames Child10,197 St Helens R.F.C.14 – 33 Wigan Warriors18 April, 12:15 GMTLangtree ParkRichard Silverwood17,980 Warrington Wolves44 – 6 Widnes Vikings18 April, 14:45 GMT Halliwell Jones StadiumBen Thaler10,500 Wakefield Trinity Wildcats20 – 43 Castleford Tigers18 April, 15:00 GMTThe Rapid Solicitors StadiumPhil Bentham5,159 Salford Red Devils22 – 42 Huddersfield Giants18 April, 18:00 GMTAJ Bell StadiumTim Roby5,068 Source: 17,980 is the highest attendance to watch a game at Langtree Park. Coming into this round St Helens were the only unbeaten team in the comp. Their unbeaten run came to an end with a defeat to the defending champions the Wigan Warriors. All teams have now lost at least once in the competition, but the London Broncos are the only team yet to win a game at this stage of the season. Rob Burrow made his 400th appearance for Leeds. Brett Kearney made his 100th appearance for Bradford. Hull KR's Craig Hall kicked the winning point, 46 seconds from time, to secure a win against his former club (Hull F.C.) in the 221st Humber Derby. The Catalans Dragons have now beaten the Broncos 10 times consecutively.
Round 10
HomeScoreAwayMatch InformationDate and TimeVenueRefereeAttendance Wigan Warriors84 – 6 Bradford Bulls21 April, 15:00 GMTDW StadiumTim Roby15,529 Widnes Vikings40 – 26 St Helens R.F.C.21 April, 15:00 GMT Select Security StadiumJames Child7,706 Leeds Rhinos32 – 4 Salford Red Devils21 April, 15:00 GMTHeadingley Carnegie StadiumBen Thaler14,013 Hull F.C.40 – 4 London Broncos21 April, 15:00 GMTKingston Communications StadiumGeorge Stokes9,538 Huddersfield Giants36 – 16 Wakefield Trinity Wildcats21 April, 15:00 GMT John Smith's StadiumRobert Hicks5,487 Castleford Tigers40 – 6 Warrington Wolves21 April, 15:30 GMTWish Communications StadiumRichard Silverwood6,853 Catalans Dragons37 – 24 Hull Kingston Rovers21 April, 18:00 GMT / 19:00 CETStade Gilbert BrutusPhil Bentham9,863 Source:
Here are April's top 5 tries:
Round 11
HomeScoreAwayMatch InformationDate and TimeVenueRefereeAttendance St Helens R.F.C. 48 – 18 London Broncos1 May, 20:00 GMTLangtree ParkMatt Thomason9,408 Leeds Rhinos 28 – 12 Wigan Warriors2 May, 20:00 GMT Headingley Carnegie StadiumPhil Bentham18,139 Catalans Dragons 37 – 24 Salford Red Devils3 May, 18:00 GMT / 19:00 CETStade Gilbert BrutusBen Thaler7,862 Bradford Bulls 34 – 28 Warrington Wolves4 May, 15:00 GMTProvident StadiumRichard Silverwood6,173 Huddersfield Giants 29 – 28 Castleford Tigers4 May, 15:00 GMT John Smith's StadiumJames Child7,195 Hull Kingston Rovers 29 – 34 Widnes Vikings4 May, 15:00 GMTKC Lightstream StadiumRobert Hicks7,007 Hull F.C. 16 – 23 Wakefield Trinity Wildcats4 May, 15:00 GMTKingston Communications StadiumTim Roby10,088 Source:
St. Helens won their 11th consecutive game against the Londoners Zak Hardaker scored his 50th try for Leeds Bradford ended a 10-game losing streak against Warrington. Jermaine McGillvary made his 100th appearance for Huddersfield