Warrington Wolves have advanced to the Super League Grand Final following a 14-12 victory over Leeds Rhinos. The win marks Warrington’s first appearance in the final since 2018, putting the team within one victory of a league title, a trophy the club has not secured since 1955.

The match was defined by a narrow margin, with the score tied at 12-12 late in the game. The outcome was ultimately decided by a penalty kick, which allowed Warrington to edge ahead. While the match was described as a "thrilling" and "absorbing" contest by various outlets, the late-game penalty has been a focal point of the post-match analysis. Sky Sports specifically highlighted the "penalty drama" and a missed last-kick opportunity by Leeds as the defining moments of the evening.

Under the leadership of head coach Sam Burgess, Warrington successfully navigated the high-pressure environment at Headingley Stadium. The victory sets up a final appearance at Old Trafford, where the team will attempt to end a decades-long championship drought. Leeds Rhinos, meanwhile, exit the competition following the narrow defeat.