Catalans Dragons 20-14 Warrington Wolves — 2018 Challenge Cup Final

Wembley Stadium, London · Attendance: 50,672 (the smallest post-1999 Wembley final crowd at the time, attributed partly to the logistics of a French club reaching Wembley)

Data last verified: 11 August 2026.

2018 Challenge Cup Final: Catalans Dragons 20-14 Warrington Wolves, at Wembley Stadium, London.

Sourcing caveat: Tyrone Roberts' goal-kicking for Warrington is described in sources as a mix of conversions and a penalty goal without an itemised breakdown of which score was which. Lineups added from Rugby League Project's match-page team sheets — squad numbers are non-sequential (e.g. Catalans' 19, 20, 21, 31, 33; Warrington's 18, 20, 27, 34) confirming they are genuine shirt numbers, not a position-order renumbering.

Scoring timeline

2′Catalans Dragons — try, Tierney
28′Warrington Wolves — try, Murdoch-Masila
35′Catalans Dragons — try, Garcia
46′Catalans Dragons — try, Wiliame
56′Warrington Wolves — try, King

Tries with a sourced minute, in order scored. Tries whose exact minute isn't recorded in available sources appear in the Scorers table below but not here.

Scorers

Catalans DragonsTries: Tierney 2'; Garcia 35'; Wiliame 46'
Goals: Drinkwater (4/4 conversions: 3', 8', 36', 47')
Warrington WolvesTries: Murdoch-Masila 28'; King 56'
Goals: Roberts (goals and a penalty; exact conversion/penalty split not itemised in sources found — kicked at 30', 57', 70')

Teams

Catalans DragonsWarrington Wolves
31Tony GigotFullbackStefan Ratchford1
20Lewis TierneyWingTom Lineham2
1David MeadCentreBryson Goodwin3
4Brayden WiliameCentreToby King18
5Fouad YahaWingJosh Charnley27
6Samisoni LangiFive-eighthKevin Brown (c)6
33Josh DrinkwaterHalfbackTyrone Roberts7
15Mickaël SimonFront rowChris Hill (c)8
19Mike McIlorumHookerDaryl Clark9
10Sam MoaFront rowMike Cooper10
21Benjamin JullienSecond rowHarvey Livett20
12Benjamin GarciaSecond rowJack Hughes12
8Rémi Casty (c)LockBen Westwood34
Substitutes
14Julian BousquetBen Murdoch-Masila13
17Jason BaitieriGeorge King19
34Kenny EdwardsDec Patton15
32Mickaël GoudemandJoe Philbin17
Steve McNamaraCoachSteven Price

Match officials

RefereeRobert Hicks
Lance Todd TrophyTony Gigot (Catalans Dragons), who had returned earlier that year from an overturned doping ban and called the award "payback" to a club that stood by him during his suspension

Match report

Catalans Dragons made history as the first non-English club to win the Challenge Cup, beating Warrington 20-14 in a final they controlled for long stretches. Lewis Tierney pounced on a Stefan Ratchford handling error inside two minutes to set the tone, and further tries from Benjamin Garcia and a rampaging Brayden Wiliame extended the lead early in the second half. Josh Drinkwater was faultless off the tee. Warrington, appearing in their second final in three years, rallied through Ben Murdoch-Masila and George King but ran out of time. Full-back Tony Gigot was outstanding throughout and was named Lance Todd Trophy winner. The result reshaped the competition's history and cemented Catalans as a genuine domestic force 11 years after their first final appearance, a 2007 loss to St Helens.

Round by round

Round 1

ResultVenueAttendanceDate
Dudley Hill 38–4 Loughborough UniLoughborough University—27 Jan 2018
London Chargers 18–0 HammersmithNew River Stadium—27 Jan 2018
Millom 36–18 StrathmoreCoronation Field—27 Jan 2018
RAF 12–4 DrighlingtonRoyal Air Force College—27 Jan 2018
Distington 32–24 QueensGrass Road—27 Jan 2018
Featherstone Lions 34–14 SkirlaughMillpond Stadium—27 Jan 2018
Wath Brow Hornets 30–0 Hunslet WarriorsThe Oval (Hunslet)—27 Jan 2018
Kells 40–8 British PoliceOld Arrowthwaite—27 Jan 2018
Lock Lane 48–0 HindleyHickson Stadium—27 Jan 2018
Oulton 28–26 SiddalRaider Park—27 Jan 2018
Normanton 12–11 NavyVictory Stadium—27 Jan 2018
Thatto Heath 22–12 SaddleworthShaw Hall Bank Road—27 Jan 2018
Batley Boys 17–16 UnderbankThe Cross Grounds—27 Jan 2018
Askam 32–16 York AcornThanet Road—27 Jan 2018
Thornhill 28–10 East LeedsEast End Park—27 Jan 2018
Hull Uni 24–10 HensinghamHull University Sports & Fitness Centre—27 Jan 2018
Myton 22–18 Leigh Miners R.Twist Lane—27 Jan 2018
Orrell St James 34–0 Northampton DemonsBankes Avenue Playing Fields—27 Jan 2018
Rochdale Mayfield 28–0 CrosfieldsMayfield Sports Centre—27 Jan 2018
Pilkington Recs 42–6 Wallsend EaglesBenfield Sports Centre—27 Jan 2018
British Army 48–10 MilfordAldershot Rugby Stadium—27 Jan 2018
West Hull 58–10 LonghornsWalter Simpson Park—28 Jan 2018
Shaw Cross 18–0 BeverleyBywell Field—3 Feb 2018

Round 2

ResultVenueAttendanceDate
British Army 26–14 London ChargersAldershot Military Stadium—10 Feb 2018
Millom 24–12 Dudley HillCoronation Field—10 Feb 2018
Askam 16–4 West HullSandy Lane—10 Feb 2018
Batley Boys 13–12 RAFHalifax Road—10 Feb 2018
Distington 12–4 Lock LaneWest View Road—10 Feb 2018
Featherstone Lions 18–6 Thatto HeathMillpond Stadium—10 Feb 2018
Kells 16–4 Orrell St JamesOld Arrowthwaite—10 Feb 2018
Oulton Raiders 24–10 Shaw Cross SharksRaider Park—10 Feb 2018
Pilkington Recreation 16–0 Thornhill TrojansRuskin Drive—10 Feb 2018
Myton Warriors 22–18 Hull UniversityHull University Sports & Fitness Centre—10 Feb 2018
Normanton 8–4 Rochdale MayfieldMayfield Sports Centre—10 Feb 2018

Round 3

ResultVenueAttendanceDate
Kells 30–4 British ArmyOld Arrowthwaite30024 Feb 2018
Normanton 18–0 Batley BoysNormanton Amateur Rugby Club35024 Feb 2018
York City 64–6 AskamFallowfield Park75024 Feb 2018
Workington 24–16 Hunslet Club ParksideJohn Charles Centre for Sport28524 Feb 2018
Pilkington Recs 32–16 MillomRuskin Drive25124 Feb 2018
Whitehaven 16–14 LondonRecreation Ground (Whitehaven)43924 Feb 2018
Newcastle 74–0 HemelPennine Way Stadium11525 Feb 2018
North Wales 28–24 KeighleyGlyndŵr University Racecourse Stadium28125 Feb 2018
Bradford 82–6 West WalesOdsal Stadium1,50525 Feb 2018
Coventry 42–12 DistingtonButts Park Arena26725 Feb 2018
Doncaster 82–6 MytonKeepmoat Stadium38825 Feb 2018
Hunslet 72–16 OultonJohn Charles Centre for Sport89625 Feb 2018
Oldham 42–0 Featherstone LionsWhitebank Stadium36425 Feb 2018

Round 4

ResultVenueAttendanceDate
Toronto Wolfpack 56–6 KellsRecreation Ground (Whitehaven)1,00016 Mar 2018
Doncaster 34–0 NewcastleKeepmoat Stadium39816 Mar 2018
Rochdale 20–8 NormantonL.D. Nutrition Stadium—17 Mar 2018
Barrow 28–16 SheffieldCraven Park (Barrow)93618 Mar 2018
Leigh 8–4 BatleyFox's Biscuits Stadium60618 Mar 2018
Whitehaven 25–18 DewsburyRecreation Ground (Whitehaven)41418 Mar 2018
London 22–20 WorkingtonDerwent Park54818 Mar 2018
York City 26–12 SwintonL.D. Nutrition Stadium52518 Mar 2018
Oldham 27–6 HalifaxThe Shay68820 Mar 2018
Featherstone 66–6 North WalesL.D. Nutrition Stadium1,09820 Mar 2018
Coventry 31–20 Pilkington RecsButts Park Arena39525 Mar 2018
Bradford 34–10 HunsletJohn Charles Centre for Sport1,0812 Apr 2018

Round 5

ResultVenueAttendanceDate
Widnes 90–0 CoventryHalton Stadium1,43821 Apr 2018
Warrington 54–6 BradfordHalliwell Jones Stadium4,71021 Apr 2018
Featherstone 26–16 DoncasterKeepmoat Stadium1,07622 Apr 2018
Leigh 40–0 LondonLeigh Sports Village Stadium2,50722 Apr 2018
Hull KR 32–0 OldhamBower Fold1,06422 Apr 2018
Toronto Wolfpack 16–12 BarrowCraven Park (Barrow)1,14022 Apr 2018
Whitehaven 38–0 RochdaleRecreation Ground (Whitehaven)60422 Apr 2018
Catalans 34–22 York CityBootham Crescent3,08122 Apr 2018

Round 6

ResultVenueAttendanceDate
Hull FC 38–20 Featherstone RoversL.D. Nutrition Stadium3,22210 May 2018
Leigh Centurions 22–10 Salford Red DevilsLeigh Sports Village Stadium4,02411 May 2018
Huddersfield Giants 24–14 Wakefield TrinityJohn Smith's Stadium2,63111 May 2018
Leeds Rhinos 23–20 Widnes VikingsHalton Stadium1,86511 May 2018
St Helens 36–18 Castleford TigersMend-A-Hose Jungle5,34212 May 2018
Catalans Dragons 56–10 Whitehaven RLFCStade Gilbert Brutus2,53312 May 2018
Wigan Warriors 28–10 Hull Kingston RoversKCOM Craven Park3,52413 May 2018
Warrington Wolves 66–10 Toronto WolfpackHalliwell Jones Stadium6,50713 May 2018

Quarter Final

ResultVenueAttendanceDate
Catalans 20–6 HuddersfieldJohn Smith's Stadium2,15131 May 2018
Leeds 52–22 LeighL.D. Nutrition Stadium3,2771 Jun 2018
Warrington 23–0 WiganHalliwell Jones Stadium10,2132 Jun 2018
St Helens 25–22 Hull FCTotally Wicked Stadium8,9283 Jun 2018

Semi Final

ResultVenueAttendanceDate
Catalans Dragons 35–16 St HelensMacron Stadium26,0865 Aug 2018
Warrington Wolves 48–12 Leeds RhinosMacron Stadium26,0865 Aug 2018

Final

ResultVenueAttendanceDate
Catalans Dragons 20–14 Warrington WolvesWembley Stadium50,67225 Aug 2018

Early rounds feature amateur and community clubs alongside professional ones; team names are linked only where this site has a team page for that exact club, matching the same safety-first approach used for the Final's own results table.

Sources

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