Ahead of the Super League semi-finals, it truly feels like any of the four teams left could make it to the Grand Final. So, what do they have to do to get there?
At the business end of the Super League season, the saying 'it is the semi-finals, anything can happen,' is regurgitated by pundits, fans, and players alike, all aware that the next 80 minutes their club play could be a defining moment. For the first time, there is no St Helens or Leeds Rhinos involved in the semi-finals, so the chance for a new winner of the Grand Final is as likely as it has ever been.
Wolves are already in the mindset that intense play-off rugby takes and the Robins are going to have to meet them and go further. It is going to be hard-hitting, there will be some incredible tries, and there is no calling it! When is the match? Warrington Wolves travel to second-placed Hull KR in next week's semi-finals which you can watch on Friday October 4 on Sky Sports+ from 7.30pm, with kick-off at 8pm.
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