2023 Betfred Super League — Final Ladder

Wigan Warriors topped the table to win the League Leaders' Shield on points difference, level with Catalans Dragons and St Helens on 40 competition points each — and went on to win the Grand Final too. Wakefield Trinity finished bottom and were relegated, ending a 24-year run in Super League. 12 clubs, 27 rounds.

Sourcing caveat: Full-table figures were cross-checked between two independently rendered sources (Wikipedia and Grokipedia) plus an internal arithmetic self-consistency check, rather than a raw-source screenshot-level confirmation — flagged honestly rather than presented as beyond doubt.

Ladder

PosClubPWDLPFPADiffPts
1Wigan Warriors272007722360+36240
2Catalans Dragons272007722420+30240
3St Helens272007613366+24740
4Hull Kingston Rovers2716011589498+9132
5Leigh Leopards2716011585508+7732
6Warrington Wolves2714013597512+8528
7Salford Red Devils2713014494512-1826
8Leeds Rhinos2712015535534+124
9Huddersfield Giants2711016473552-7922
10Hull FC2710017476654-17820
11Castleford Tigers276021323774-45112
12Wakefield Trinity274023303742-4398

Qualified for the finals series — top 6 (straight-knockout format) that season.

Finals series

Eliminator

DateResultVenueAttendance
29 Sep 2023Hull Kingston Rovers 20–6 Leigh LeopardsSewell Group Craven Park, Hull9,305
30 Sep 2023St Helens 16–8 Warrington WolvesTotally Wicked Stadium, St Helens13,801

Semi-Final

DateResultVenueAttendance
6 Oct 2023Catalans Dragons 12–6 St HelensStade Gilbert Brutus, Perpignan11,530
7 Oct 2023Wigan Warriors 42–12 Hull Kingston RoversDW Stadium, Wigan15,162

Grand Final

DateResultVenueAttendance
14 Oct 2023Wigan Warriors 10–2 Catalans DragonsOld Trafford, Manchester58,137

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

Sources

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