2004 Super League — Final Ladder

Leeds Rhinos won the League Leaders' Shield by a 9-point margin over Bradford Bulls, then went on to win their first-ever Super League Grand Final title, beating Bradford 16-8 at Old Trafford.

Sourcing caveat: No salary-cap or administration point deductions applied to any club in 2004. Widnes Vikings' 28-game record (7-0-21, 14 pts) was independently corroborated after an initial extraction produced a conflicting 29-game figure; 28 games is correct and consistent with every other club's round count that season.

Ladder

PosClubPWDLPFPADiffPts
1Leeds Rhinos2824221037443+59450
2Bradford Bulls282017918565+35341
3Hull FC281927843478+36540
4Wigan Warriors281747736558+17838
5St Helens2817110821662+15935
6Wakefield Trinity Wildcats2815013788662+12630
7Huddersfield Giants2812016518757-23924
8Warrington Wolves2810117700715-1521
9Salford City Reds288020507828-32116
10London Broncos287120561968-40715
11Widnes Vikings287021466850-38414
12Castleford Tigers286022515924-40912

Qualified for the finals series — top 6 ("Top-Six"/Page play-off format) that season.

Finals series

Elimination Play-off

DateResultVenueAttendance
24 Sep 2004Hull FC 18–28 Wakefield Trinity WildcatsKC Stadium, Hull10,550
25 Sep 2004Wigan Warriors 18–12 St HelensJJB Stadium, Wigan20,052

Qualifying Semi-Final

DateResultVenueAttendance
2 Oct 2004Leeds Rhinos 12–26 Bradford BullsHeadingley, Leeds21,225

Elimination Semi-Final

DateResultVenueAttendance
1 Oct 2004Wigan Warriors 18–14 Wakefield Trinity WildcatsJJB Stadium, Wigan16,179

Elimination Final

DateResultVenueAttendance
8 Oct 2004Leeds Rhinos 40–12 Wigan WarriorsHeadingley, Leeds20,119

Grand Final

DateResultVenueAttendance
16 Oct 2004Bradford Bulls 8–16 Leeds RhinosOld Trafford, Manchester65,547

Full Grand Final page (Harry Sunderland Trophy, match context, sources) →

Sources

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