WARRINGTON Wolves will kick start the 2018 season with a tough home opener against Betfred Super League Champions Leeds Rhinos at the Halliwell Jones Stadium.
The 2017 Grand Final winners will be hoping to start the defence of their title with an away win, whilst new Warrington Wolves Head Coach Steve Price will be eager to impress the home crowd when taking charge of his first ever Super League game.
Meanwhile Round Two of the competition will see Wigan Warriors and Hull FC take Super League on the road to Australia for the first ever time, when they will play at the WIN Stadium in Wollongong, Sydney.
Commenting on the season ahead, Rugby Football League Chief Commercial Officer and Super League Executive Director, Roger Draper, said: “2017 was a fantastic season with some of the most exciting action on the pitch I’ve ever seen. Super League also had an incredibly successful year off the field with commercial revenue up by 19% and more than 1.75 million tickets sold to Super League fixtures throughout the year, culminating in a brilliant sell-out Betfred Super League Grand Final.
“We believe that next season promises to be one of the most exciting ever, with plenty for Rugby League supporters to look forward to. The Dacia Magic Weekend returns to Newcastle for the fourth consecutive year, we have a first ever Super League game in Australia and we welcome back Hull Kingston Rovers to the competition following their promotion from the Championship.
“We also have the new free Our League membership, which has attracted more than 25,000 members in the first two weeks since its launch. It will give fans exclusive news, offers, insight and stats from all Super League games and we hope they enjoy the additional benefits that the membership brings.”
Sky Sports will continue to show two games a week and following feedback from supporters, media and clubs, there will now be an earlier kick-off time of 7.45pm for all televised Thursday and Friday night matches.
For the full fixture list club by club please see below and for round by round please visit http://www.rugby-league.com/superleague/fixtures
Wolves Fixtures 2018
1 Thursday, Feb 1 (Sky) Leeds Rhinos Halliwell Jones Stadium Home 7.45pm
2 Sunday, Feb 11 Huddersfield Giants John Smiths Stadium Away 3pm
3 Friday, Feb 23 (Sky) Wigan Warriors Halliwell Jones Stadium Home 7.45pm
4 Friday, Mar 2 Hull FC KCOM Stadium Away 8pm
5 Friday, Mar 9 (Sky) St Helens Halliwell Jones Stadium Home 7.45pm
6 Saturday, Mar 17 Catalans Dragons Stade Gilbert Brutus Away 6pm
7 Friday, Mar 23 Wakefield Trinity Halliwell Jones Stadium Home 7.45pm
8 Friday, Mar 30 Widnes Vikings Halliwell Jones Stadium Home TBC
9 Monday, Apr 2 Castleford Tigers Mend-A-Hose Stadium Away TBC
10 Saturday, Apr 7 (Sky) Salford Red Devils AJ Bell Stadium Away TBC
11 Saturday, Apr 14 Hull Kingston Rovers Halliwell Jones Stadium Home 3pm
12 Friday, Feb 16 (Sky) Widnes Vikings Halton Stadium Away 7.45pm
13 Friday, Apr 27 Huddersfield Giants Halliwell Jones Stadium Home 7.45pm
14 Friday, May 4 Leeds Rhinos Emerald Headingley Stadium Away 8pm
15 Saturday, May 19 (Sky) Wigan Warriors St James Park Away 5.15pm
16 Friday, May 25 Hull FC Halliwell Jones Stadium Home 7.45pm
17 Friday, Jun 8 Castleford Tigers Halliwell Jones Stadium Home 7.45pm
18 Sunday, June 17 Wakefield Trinity Beaumont Legal Stadium Away 3pm
19 Friday, Jun 29 Salford Red Devils Halliwell Jones Stadium Home 7.45pm
20 Friday, Jul 6 Wigan Warriors DW Stadium Away 8pm
21 Thursday, Jul 12 (Sky) Catalans Dragons Halliwell Jones Stadium Home 7.45pm
22 Friday, Jul 20 Hull Kingston Rovers KCOM Craven Park Away 8pm
23 Thursday, Jul 26 (Sky) St Helens Totally Wicked Stadium Away 7.45pm
