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Latest news on Wigan Warriors, the Super League rugby league club from Wigan, covering results, team news, transfers, rumours, injuries and the Brick Community Stadium.

Founded in 1872, Wigan are one of the most successful clubs in the history of rugby league. Fans know the side as the Warriors, the Cherry and Whites, the Riversiders or the Pie Eaters, while the town is also nicknamed the Colliers and Wigan supporters sing for The Pies. Super League Grand Final wins include 1998, 2010, 2013, 2016, 2018, 2023 and 2024.

Current talking points include recruitment, the salary cap, balancing Super League with the Challenge Cup and World Club Challenge, and the flow of academy talent into the first team. Wigan are regularly measured against the biggest clubs in Super League and the NRL.

Wigan is a rugby league town, and the club shares the Brick Community Stadium with Wigan Athletic. The ground was the DW Stadium until 2024, when it was renamed in partnership with a local charity, The Brick. Wigan v St Helens is the great derby, with Warrington and Leigh also fierce local rivals. Billy Boston, Shaun Edwards, Ellery Hanley, Andy Farrell and Martin Offiah are among the legends.

Wigan were founder members of the Northern Union in 1895 and played at Central Park until 1999. They won eight Challenge Cups in a row from 1988 to 1995 and dominated the sport in that era. The club became the Warriors with the start of Super League in 1996.

Our Wigan Warriors feed brings together the latest Wigan news, Super League results, team news, transfers, rumours and analysis on the Wigan-based rugby league side, collected from across the web in one place.