2021 fixtures announced

• Betfred Super League fixtures confirmed.
• Exciting run of home fixtures in peak summer holiday period.
• Three double-header weekends planned across July and August.

It’s a day that we’ve been excitedly awaiting for many months… and the full fixture list for the 2021 Betfred Super League season has now been confirmed.

Off the back of recent teasers confirming our opponents for the first two rounds, the Rivals Round and Magic Weekend, the full 25 round calendar has now been confirmed, with the Warriors’ home campaign heavily weighted towards the summer holiday months, which hopefully ensures the highest possible stadium capacities for some keenly-anticipated encounters.

A run of eight home games in a 12-round spell between the weekends of 17-20^th June and 26-27^th August will include DW Stadium match-ups with notable opponents Warrington Wolves (1^st/2^nd July), St Helens (19^th-22^nd August) and Leeds Rhinos (26-27^th August), meaning that the fixture list highlights all sit in the ideal summer months.

The home derby with newly-promoted Leigh Centurions (1^st/2^nd August) will fall as part of three mouth-watering double header weekends across July and August, where a Thursday or Friday night fixture will be quickly followed by either a Sunday afternoon or Monday fixture, with the last of those being an August Bank Holiday trip to Castleford Tigers (Monday 30^th August).

As you’ll see from the list below, the vast majority of fixtures are currently listed by weekend rather than a fixed date, as these will be finalised in due course when the situation regarding the return of fans to stadia is formalised.

Wigan Warriors 2021 Betfred Super League Fixtures:

• Round 1: Leigh, 26^th March (8:15pm K.O.), Emerald Headingley Stadium
• Round 2: Wakefield, 1^st April (6pm K.O.), Totally Wicked Stadium
• Round 3: Leeds, 15-18^th April (K.O. TBC), Emerald Headingley Stadium 
• Round 4: Castleford, 22^nd-25^th April (K.O. TBC), DW Stadium 
• Round 5: Hull FC, 29^th April-2^nd May (K.O. TBC), DW Stadium 
• Round 6: Leigh, 13-16^th May (K.O. TBC), Leigh Sports Village 
• Round 7: Salford, 20^th-23^rd May (K.O. TBC), AJ Bell Stadium 
• Round 8: Catalans, 27-30^th May (K.O. TBC), Stade Gilbert Brutus 
• Round 9: Huddersfield, 10-13^th June (K.O. TBC), John Smith’s Stadium
• Round 10: Hull KR, 17-20^th June (K.O. TBC), DW Stadium 
• Round 11: Wakefield, 24^th-25^th June (K.O. TBC), Mobile Rocket Stadium 
• Round 12: Warrington, 1^st-2^nd July (K.O. TBC), DW Stadium 
• Round 13: St Helens, 4-5^th July (K.O. TBC), Totally Wicked Stadium 
• Round 14: Huddersfield, 9-11^th July (K.O. TBC), DW Stadium 
• Round 15: Wakefield, 22^nd-25th July (K.O. TBC), DW Stadium 
• Round 16: Warrington, 29-30^th July (K.O. TBC), Halliwell Jones Stadium 
• Round 17: Leigh, 1^st-2^nd August (K.O. TBC), DW Stadium 
• Round 18: Salford, 6-8^th August (K.O. TBC), DW Stadium
• Round 19: Hull KR, 12-15^th August (K.O. TBC), Hull College Craven Park 
• Round 20: St Helens, 19^th-22^nd August (K.O. TBC), DW Stadium 
• Round 21: Leeds, 26^th-27^th August (K.O. TBC), DW Stadium 
• Round 22: Castleford, 30^th August (K.O. TBC), Mend-A-Hose Jungle 
• Round 23: Warrington, 5^th September (K.O. TBC), St James’ Park 
• Round 24: Hull FC, 9-12^th September (K.O. TBC), KCOM Stadium 
• Round 25: Catalans, 16-19^th September (K.O. TBC), DW Stadium 

Sky Sports will broadcast all twelve games from the first two rounds, with Sky’s coverage of our games available for 2021 season ticket holders via the Our League platform, in a continuation of the service offered last season.

It has been confirmed that the Our League service will definitely be available for the first six rounds of the season, with details of any extension subject to the return of fans to stadia under ongoing Government review.

If your excitement levels have peaked at having a list of attractive fixtures to look forward to, just wait until this evening when full pricing and availability details for our 2021 season ticket packages will be unveiled via www.wiganwarriors.com.

It has been a long time coming, but 2021 looks all set to offer Rugby Worth Waiting For…