25 September 2026

From 20:00

Coverage of the Betfred Super League semi-final from AMT Headingley Stadium. Leeds finished second in the regular season to earn home advantage, while third-placed Warrington reached the last four with a 35-12 victory over defending champions Hull KR in the eliminator. The Rhinos have already beaten Warrington twice this season and will be looking to make it three wins from three, although the Wolves have plenty of play-off experience. Leeds lead the overall Super League head-to-head 43 wins to Warrington's 30, with one draw, and the winner will face either Wigan Warriors or Wakefield Trinity in the Grand Final at Old Trafford. Live exclusively on Sky Sports.

26 September 2026

From 17:30

Coverage of the Betfred Super League semi-final from The Brick Community Stadium. League Leaders' Shield winners Wigan are just 80 minutes away from another Grand Final appearance as they welcome Wakefield Trinity, who have reached the last four for the first time in their history after beating Leigh Leopards 26-16 in the eliminator. Wigan have already won all three meetings between the sides this season and are chasing a treble after lifting the Challenge Cup and League Leaders' Shield. Wakefield will be hoping to upset the odds and reach their first-ever Super League Grand Final. Live on Sky Sports and BBC Sport.

26 September 2026

From 17:30

Coverage of the match from CorpAcq Stadium. Both these sides finished in mid-table last season, with the hosts ending up in seventh place with five victories. Despite picking up 11 wins last year Bristol finished only a place above Sale, ending up with 18 more points than the Sharks

27 September 2026

From 15:00

Coverage of the match from Mattioli Woods Welford Road Stadium. These two sides last met in April in a thrilling game that was tied 12-12 at half-time before a second-half try from Eroni Mawi proved to be the winner for Saracens in a 19-15 victory.