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2009 Super League season results details the regular season and play-off match results of Super League XIV.
Regular season [ edit ]
Round 1 [ edit ]
The first full round of the season, two games (one each from rounds 3 and 17) having been played the weekend before.
Bradford and Hull KR played out the first draw of the season at the Grattan Stadium.
Home
Score
Away
Match Information
Date and Time
Venue
Referee
Attendance
Hull FC
18 – 10
Wigan Warriors
13 February, 20:00 GMT
KC Stadium
Phil Bentham
14,573
Leeds Rhinos
18 – 4
Wakefield Trinity Wildcats
13 February, 20:00 GMT
Headingley Carnegie Stadium
Steve Ganson
15,643
St. Helens
26 – 14
Warrington Wolves
13 February, 20:00 GMT
GPW Recruitment Stadium
Ian Smith
17,009
Catalans Dragons
8 – 30
Huddersfield Giants
14 February, 17:00 GMT
Stade Gilbert Brutus
Gareth Hewer
7,520
Salford City Reds
28 – 16
Crusaders
14 February, 19:30 GMT
The Willows
Thierry Alibert
4,026
Bradford Bulls
13 – 13
Hull Kingston Rovers
15 February, 15:00 GMT
Grattan Stadium
Ben Thaler
12,141
Castleford Tigers
8 – 12
Harlequins RL
15 February, 15:30 GMT
The Jungle
Jamie Leahy
7,049
Source: "Super League XIV 2009 - Round 1" . Rugby League Project. Retrieved on 2009-05-23.
Round 2 [ edit ]
The fixture between Harlequins and Bradford will be played at another time during the course of the season. It was originally scheduled to be played before Round 1 to accommodate a friendly with Manly-Warringah Sea Eagles on Round 2 weekend but was postponed because a frozen pitch at The Twickenham Stoop. The match was rearranged for 8 August, to coincide with the semifinal stage of the 2009 Challenge Cup , in which both sides were knocked-out in Round 4.
Leeds maintained their 100% winning start to the season with a hard-fought victory over Hull KR.
Wigan fell to Castleford in their third successive loss - their worst start to a season in 24 years, and their worst ever start in the Super League.
Home
Score
Away
Match Information
Date and Time
Venue
Referee
Attendance
Hull Kingston Rovers
10 – 19
Leeds Rhinos
20 February, 20:00 GMT
Craven Park
Phil Bentham
8,623
Wigan Warriors
22 – 28
Castleford Tigers
20 February, 20:00 GMT
JJB Stadium
Steve Ganson
12,079
Celtic Crusaders
20 – 28
Hull FC
21 February, 18:00 GMT
Brewery Field
Jamie Leahy
5,272
Warrington Wolves
20 – 40
Catalans Dragons
21 February, 18:00 GMT
Halliwell Jones Stadium
Jason Robinson
7,947
Huddersfield Giants
6 – 23
St Helens RLFC
22 February, 15:00 GMT
Galpharm Stadium
Thierry Alibert
11,338
Wakefield Trinity Wildcats
29 – 10
Salford City Reds
22 February, 15:30 GMT
Belle Vue
Ian Smith
6,578
Harlequins RL
18 – 42
Bradford Bulls
8 August, 15:00 BST
Twickenham Stoop
Ian Smith
3,112
Source: "Super League XIV 2009 - Round 2" . Rugby League Project. Retrieved on 2009-05-23.
Round 3 [ edit ]
The Leeds vs Celtic fixture was the first fixture of the season, played before Round 1 in order to accommodate Leeds Rhinos ' World Club Challenge fixture against Manly-Warringah Sea Eagles during the Round 3 weekend. Leeds started the defence of their Super League title with a victory over the Crusaders, who were making their Super League début.
Hull KR became the first team to win a match by a single point in the 2009 season.
Nineteen-year-old Shaun Ainscough picked up Wigan's Man of the Match award for his second match in-a-row.
Castleford became the first team of the season to score 50 points or more .
Home
Score
Away
Match Information
Date and Time
Venue
Referee
Attendance
Leeds Rhinos
28 – 6
Celtic Crusaders
6 February, 20:00 GMT
Headingley Carnegie Stadium
Ben Thaler
14,827
Bradford Bulls
12 – 16
Huddersfield Giants
27 February, 20:00 GMT
Grattan Stadium
Steve Ganson
10,186
Hull FC
28 – 12
Catalans Dragons
27 February, 20:00 GMT
KC Stadium
Ben Thaler
12,482
St Helens RLFC
19 – 20
Hull Kingston Rovers
27 February, 20:00 GMT
GPW Recruitment Stadium
Ian Smith
11,830
Wakefield Trinity Wildcats
48 – 22
Warrington Wolves
27 February, 20:00 GMT
Belle Vue
Phil Bentham
5,169
Harlequins RL
18 – 24
Wigan Warriors
28 February, 17:30 GMT
Twickenham Stoop
Thierry Alibert
3,883
Castleford Tigers
52 – 16
Salford City Reds
28 February, 18:00 GMT
The Jungle
Gareth Hewer
7,052
Source: "Super League XIV 2009 - Round 3" . Rugby League Project. Retrieved on 2009-05-23.
Round 4 [ edit ]
Celtic and St Helens take part in the lowest-scoring match in Super League history, and the first to be 0-0 at half-time.
Hull FC and Leeds both continue their unbeaten start to the season, while Celtic and Warrington fail to register their first points, despite running St Helens and Leeds (respectively) close.
Bradford hooker Wayne Godwin suffers a broken leg in the match against Wigan.
Home
Score
Away
Match Information
Date and Time
Venue
Referee
Attendance
Huddersfield Giants
20 – 24
Hull FC
6 March, 20:00 GMT
Galpharm Stadium
Ian Smith
10,459
Salford City Reds
18 – 48
Harlequins RL
6 March, 20:00 GMT
The Willows
Jamie Leahy
3,367
Wigan Warriors
44 – 10
Bradford Bulls
7 March, 17:30 GMT
JJB Stadium
Ben Thaler
12,588
Catalans Dragons
22 – 24
Castleford Tigers
7 March, 18:00 GMT
Stade Gilbert Brutus
Richard Silverwood
8,150
Celtic Crusaders
0 – 4
St Helens RLFC
7 March, 18:00 GMT
Brewery Field
Phil Bentham
6,351
Hull Kingston Rovers
31 – 18
Wakefield Trinity Wildcats
8 March, 15:00 GMT
Craven Park
Thierry Alibert
9,038
Warrington Wolves
14 – 20
Leeds Rhinos
8 March, 15:00 GMT
Halliwell Jones Stadium
Steve Ganson
9,863
Source: "Super League XIV 2009 - Round 4" . Rugby League Project. Retrieved on 2009-05-23.
Round 5 [ edit ]
Hull FC and Leeds both extend their winning start to 5 wins from 5 games, while at the other end of the table, Celtic and Warrington both continue their losing streak, and have now lost all of their first 5 games of the season.
Home
Score
Away
Match Information
Date and Time
Venue
Referee
Attendance
Leeds Rhinos
34 – 10
Wigan Warriors
13 March, 20:00 GMT
Headingley Carnegie Stadium
Ian Smith
17,677
St Helens RLFC
38 – 12
Salford City Reds
13 March, 20:00 GMT
GPW Recruitment Stadium
Richard Silverwood
9,723
Harlequins RL
60 – 8
Warrington Wolves
14 March, 15:00 GMT
Twickenham Stoop
Thierry Alibert
3,206
Castleford Tigers
24 – 26
Huddersfield Giants
14 March, 18:00 GMT
The Jungle
Steve Ganson
6,572
Hull Kingston Rovers
48 – 18
Celtic Crusaders
15 March, 15:00 GMT
Craven Park
Ben Thaler
8,046
Bradford Bulls
24 – 36
Hull FC
15 March, 15:00 GMT
Grattan Stadium
Phil Bentham
11,327
Wakefield Trinity Wildcats
30 – 10
Catalans Dragons
15 March, 15:30 GMT
Belle Vue
James Child
4,807
Source: "Super League XIV 2009 - Round 5" . Rugby League Project. Retrieved on 2009-05-23.
Round 6 [ edit ]
Hull FC and Leeds both lose, breaking the two remaining 100% season records.
Warrington win their first game of the season.
The Celtic vs Wakefield match was postponed 40 minutes before the scheduled kick-off due to "unforeseen circumstances". Later, it was announced that one of Wakefield's players, Leon Walker , had collapsed and died during their reserves match earlier in the day, and this was the reason for the postponement.[1] The match was rearranged to coincide with the quarterfinal stage of the 2009 Challenge Cup , in which both sides had already been knocked-out.
Home
Score
Away
Match Information
Date and Time
Venue
Referee
Attendance
Hull FC
18 – 19
Castleford Tigers
20 March, 20:00 GMT
KC Stadium
Thierry Alibert
14,028
St Helens RLFC
26 – 18
Leeds Rhinos
20 March, 20:00 GMT
GPW Recruitment Stadium
Phil Bentham
13,966
Salford City Reds
12 – 38
Wigan Warriors
20 March, 20:00 GMT
The Willows
Gareth Hewer
7,016
Catalans Dragons
24 – 30
Bradford Bulls
21 March, 17:00 GMT
Stade Gilbert Brutus
Ian Smith
7,620
Huddersfield Giants
46 – 6
Harlequins RL
22 March, 15:00 GMT
Galpharm Stadium
Ben Thaler
6,356
Warrington Wolves
24 – 12
Hull Kingston Rovers
22 March, 15:00 GMT
Halliwell Jones Stadium
Richard Silverwood
8,457
Celtic Crusaders
6 – 50
Wakefield Trinity Wildcats
30 May, 19:00 BST
Brewery Field
Ben Thaler
2,089
Source: "Super League XIV 2009 - Round 6" . Rugby League Project. Retrieved on 2009-05-23.
Round 7 [ edit ]
A minute's silence was held before each match this round in memory of Leon Walker .
Home
Score
Away
Match Information
Date and Time
Venue
Referee
Attendance
Leeds Rhinos
42 – 14
Catalans Dragons
27 March, 20:00 GMT
Headingley Carnegie Stadium
Ben Thaler
13,425
Wakefield Trinity Wildcats
18 – 42
St Helens RLFC
27 March, 20:00 GMT
Belle Vue
Thierry Alibert
6,038
Wigan Warriors
8 – 22
Huddersfield Giants
27 March, 20:00 GMT
JJB Stadium
Phil Bentham
11,670
Harlequins RL
22 – 12
Hull FC
28 March, 18:00 GMT
Twickenham Stoop
Richard Silverwood
3,593
Hull Kingston Rovers
48 – 12
Salford City Reds
29 March, 15:00 BST
Craven Park
Steve Ganson
8,104
Warrington Wolves
27 – 22
Celtic Crusaders
29 March, 15:00 BST
Halliwell Jones Stadium
Ian Smith
7,854
Castleford Tigers
28 – 26
Bradford Bulls
29 March, 15:30 BST
The Jungle
Gareth Hewer
9,185
Source: "Super League XIV 2009 - Round 7" . Rugby League Project. Retrieved on 2009-05-23.
Round 8 [ edit ]
This round saw the traditional Easter derbies, with Wigan taking on St Helens, Leeds travelling to Bradford, Castleford hosting Wakefield, and both Hull clubs meeting at the KC Stadium.
Bradford win their first home game of the season, with Leeds being denied two tries from the video referee.
Home
Score
Away
Match Information
Date and Time
Venue
Referee
Attendance
Wigan Warriors
12 – 19
St Helens RLFC
9 April, 20:00 BST
JJB Stadium
Ben Thaler
22,332
Harlequins RL
24 – 28
Catalans Dragons
9 April, 20:00 BST
Twickenham Stoop
Thierry Alibert
2,539
Hull FC
14 – 18
Hull Kingston Rovers
10 April, 13:00 BST
KC Stadium
Steve Ganson
22,337
Salford City Reds
18 – 16
Warrington Wolves
10 April, 15:00 BST
The Willows
Jamie Leahy
6,150
Huddersfield Giants
30 – 10
Celtic Crusaders
10 April, 19:30 BST
Galpharm Stadium
Richard Silverwood
6,407
Bradford Bulls
10 – 6
Leeds Rhinos
10 April, 20:00 BST
Grattan Stadium
Ian Smith
14,554
Castleford Tigers
6 – 35
Wakefield Trinity Wildcats
10 April, 20:00 BST
The Jungle
Phil Bentham
10,155
Source: "Super League XIV 2009 - Round 8" . Rugby League Project. Retrieved on 2009-05-23.
Round 9 [ edit ]
Home
Score
Away
Match Information
Date and Time
Venue
Referee
Attendance
Hull Kingston Rovers
8 – 30
Huddersfield Giants
13 April, 14:00 BST
Craven Park
Ben Thaler
8,731
Celtic Crusaders
18 – 40
Harlequins RL
13 April, 15:00 BST
Brewery Field
Ian Smith
3,009
Leeds Rhinos
20 – 30
Salford City Reds
13 April, 15:00 BST
Headingley Carnegie Stadium
James Child
14,381
St Helens RLFC
44 – 22
Hull FC
13 April, 15:00 BST
GPW Recruitment Stadium
Thierry Alibert
13,684
Warrington Wolves
6 – 28
Castleford Tigers
13 April, 15:00 BST
Halliwell Jones Stadium
Steve Ganson
8,202
Wakefield Trinity Wildcats
24 – 22
Bradford Bulls
13 April, 15:30 BST
Belle Vue
Richard Silverwood
6,516
Catalans Dragons
40 – 24
Wigan Warriors
13 April, 17:20 BST
Stade Gilbert Brutus
Phil Bentham
9,490
Source: "Super League XIV 2009 - Round 9" . Rugby League Project. Retrieved on 2009-05-23.
Round 10 [ edit ]
Chris Hicks claims a hat-trick and scores 30 points in a 22–58 defeat of Bradford at the Grattan Stadium.
St Helens become the first team to score 60 points or more in a single game, against Castleford.
Huddersfield's six-win run comes to an end against Super League champions, Leeds. On the other hand, Hull FC extend their losing run to six with a loss to Wakefield.
Home
Score
Away
Match Information
Date and Time
Venue
Referee
Attendance
Bradford Bulls
22 – 58
Warrington Wolves
17 April, 20:00 BST
Grattan Stadium
Thierry Alibert
8,643
Hull FC
14 – 21
Wakefield Trinity Wildcats
17 April, 20:00 BST
KC Stadium
Gareth Hewer
11,975
Catalans Dragons
38 – 6
Salford City Reds
18 April, 17:30 BST
Stade Gilbert Brutus
Ben Thaler
8,327
Huddersfield Giants
6 – 34
Leeds Rhinos
18 April, 18:00 BST
Galpharm Stadium
Richard Silverwood
11,593
Harlequins RL
12 – 32
Hull Kingston Rovers
19 April, 15:00 BST
Twickenham Stoop
Phil Bentham
3,492
Wigan Warriors
44 – 10
Celtic Crusaders
19 April, 15:00 BST
JJB Stadium
Steve Ganson
12,371
Castleford Tigers
22 – 68
St Helens RLFC
19 April, 15:30 BST
The Jungle
Ian Smith
8,003
Source: "Super League XIV 2009 - Round 10" . Rugby League Project. Retrieved on 2009-05-23.
Round 11 [ edit ]
For the first time in over a year, since round 10 of Super League XIII , both St Helens and Leeds lose in the same round.
The top four teams in the league before this round; St Helens, Leeds, Huddersfield and Wakefield, all lose their fixtures.
Shaun Ainscough scores 4 tries against Wakefield, while Chris Hicks scores a hat-trick for the second successive weekend, this time against Huddersfield.
Home
Score
Away
Match Information
Date and Time
Venue
Referee
Attendance
Leeds Rhinos
4 – 21
Harlequins RL
24 April, 20:00 BST
Headingley Carnegie Stadium
Steve Ganson
13,912
St Helens RLFC
30 – 34
Bradford Bulls
24 April, 20:00 BST
GPW Recruitment Stadium
Richard Silverwood
14,000
Salford City Reds
14 – 18
Hull FC
25 April, 18:00 BST
The Willows
Jamie Leahy
4,165
Celtic Crusaders
22 – 34
Castleford Tigers
26 April, 15:00 BST
Brewery Field
Thierry Alibert
2,857
Hull Kingston Rovers
44 – 10
Catalans Dragons
26 April, 15:00 BST
Craven Park
Ian Smith
8,115
Warrington Wolves
40 – 18
Huddersfield Giants
26 April, 15:00 BST
Halliwell Jones Stadium
Phil Bentham
8,007
Wakefield Trinity Wildcats
26 – 40
Wigan Warriors
26 April, 15:30 BST
Belle Vue
Ben Thaler
5,521
Source: "Super League XIV 2009 - Round 11" . Rugby League Project. Retrieved on 2009-05-23.
Round 12 [ edit ]
Home
Score
Away
Match Information
Date and Time
Venue
Referee
Attendance
Salford City Reds
16 – 24
Harlequins RL
2 May, 15:00 BST
Murrayfield Stadium
Gareth Hewer
29,627*
Wakefield Trinity Wildcats
16 – 32
Bradford Bulls
2 May, 17:00 BST
Murrayfield Stadium
Ian Smith
29,627*
Wigan Warriors
38 – 18
St Helens RLFC
2 May, 19:00 BST
Murrayfield Stadium
Steve Ganson
29,627*
Huddersfield Giants
40 – 16
Celtic Crusaders
3 May, 12:30 BST
Murrayfield Stadium
Ben Thaler
30,122*
Hull FC
24 – 16
Castleford Tigers
3 May, 14:45 BST
Murrayfield Stadium
Phil Bentham
30,122*
Catalans Dragons
16 – 36
Leeds Rhinos
3 May, 17:00 BST
Murrayfield Stadium
Thierry Alibert
30,122*
Warrington Wolves
28 – 36
Hull Kingston Rovers
3 May, 19:00 BST
Murrayfield Stadium
Richard Silverwood
30,122*
Source: "Super League XIV 2009 - Round 12" . Rugby League Project. Retrieved on 2009-05-23.
* The attendances displayed are total aggregate attendances for each of the two days.
Round 13 [ edit ]
Celtic win their first ever Super League match, ending an 11-match losing sequence.
Following their win on the Friday night, Hull KR take top position in the league briefly, until St Helens regain top spot on Saturday evening.
Leeds beat Castleford with the last kick of the match, a penalty conceded on 79:57 and converted after the hooter sounded.
Home
Score
Away
Match Information
Date and Time
Venue
Referee
Attendance
Castleford Tigers
22 – 24
Leeds Rhinos
15 May, 20:00 BST
The Jungle
Ian Smith
8,082
Wigan Warriors
12 – 20
Hull Kingston Rovers
15 May, 20:00 BST
JJB Stadium
Richard Silverwood
13,415
Hull FC
16 – 18
Warrington Wolves
16 May, 18:00 BST
KC Stadium
Steve Ganson
10,997
Catalans Dragons
28 – 32
St Helens RLFC
16 May, 18:15 BST
Stade Gilbert Brutus
Phil Bentham
9,065
Huddersfield Giants
4 – 24
Salford City Reds
17 May, 15:00 BST
Galpharm Stadium
Thierry Alibert
6,903
Harlequins RL
24 – 17
Wakefield Trinity Wildcats
17 May, 15:00 BST
Twickenham Stoop
Ben Thaler
3,612
Bradford Bulls
24 – 30
Celtic Crusaders
17 May, 15:00 BST
Grattan Stadium
James Child
7,602
Round 14 [ edit ]
Hull KR record their sixth win in a row, after a home victory to Castleford, who have failed to win a game during regular time in four matches.
Bradford lose to both of Super League XIV's newly promoted sides, Celtic and Salford respectively, in successive weeks.
Wigan's defeat at Warrington means they have never won at the Halliwell Jones Stadium in a professional match to date since the stadium's opening in 2004.
In the first ever Super League match not to feature an English side, Celtic's hapless form at home continues with a defeat to Catalans, bringing their Brewery Field 2009 record to five defeats out of five.
David Hodgson claims a hat-trick and Huddersfield score ten tries as Wakefield lose five matches in a row, this being their worst defeat since Round 24 of Super League X in terms of defeat margin.
Keith Senior scores twice in his 300th match for Leeds, who comfortably beat Hull FC at Headingley.
Home
Score
Away
Match Information
Date and Time
Venue
Referee
Attendance
Hull Kingston Rovers
16 – 6
Castleford Tigers
22 May, 20:00 BST
Craven Park
Gareth Hewer
8,104
St Helens RLFC
22 – 12
Harlequins RL
22 May, 20:00 BST
GPW Recruitment Stadium
Steve Ganson
9,359
Salford City Reds
18 – 10
Bradford Bulls
22 May, 20:00 BST
The Willows
Phil Bentham
4,383
Warrington Wolves
16 – 8
Wigan Warriors
22 May, 20:00 BST
Halliwell Jones Stadium
Ben Thaler
10,718
Celtic Crusaders
18 – 30
Catalans Dragons
23 May, 18:00 BST
Brewery Field
Richard Silverwood
2,927
Wakefield Trinity Wildcats
6 – 54
Huddersfield Giants
24 May, 15:30 BST
Belle Vue
Phil Bentham
5,037
Leeds Rhinos
46 – 16
Hull FC
26 May, 20:00 BST
Headingley Carnegie Stadium
Thierry Alibert
15,929
Round 15 [ edit ]
Catalans record only their second ever win against Leeds, thanks to a try awarded by the video referee after the full eighty minutes had elapsed.
Warrington extend their winning streak to five after defeating Castleford.
Wigan claim their second home win over Salford in as many weekends, following their victory in the Challenge Cup seven days earlier.
Hull FC's home form continues to decline, after a defeat to St Helens means they have lost all of their last six matches at the KC Stadium.
Home
Score
Away
Match Information
Date and Time
Venue
Referee
Attendance
Huddersfield Giants
22 – 6
Hull Kingston Rovers
5 June, 20:00 BST
Galpharm Stadium
Richard Silverwood
6,346
Wigan Warriors
34 – 18
Salford City Reds
5 June, 20:00 BST
The Willows
Ian Smith
11,550
Hull FC
6 – 30
St Helens RLFC
5 June, 20:00 BST
KC Stadium
Phil Bentham
12,009
Harlequins RL
26 – 6
Celtic Crusaders
6 June, 15:00 BST
Twickenham Stoop
Jamie Leahy
2,245
Catalans Dragons
32 – 30
Leeds Rhinos
6 June, 17:15 BST
Stade Gilbert Brutus
Steve Ganson
7,913
Castleford Tigers
18 – 34
Warrington Wolves
6 June, 17:45 BST
The Jungle
Ben Thaler
5,628
Bradford Bulls
36 – 22
Wakefield Trinity Wildcats
7 June, 15:00 BST
Grattan Stadium
Thierry Alibert
8,387
Round 16 [ edit ]
A test match between France and England is played in Paris over this weekend. Players on international duty miss their respective club's matches. Due to the test, and because ten Catalans players were selected for France,[3] the round's fixture between Catalans and Salford was rearranged for 7 August.[4]
Craig Stapleton is sent off for using foul and abusive language in Salford's match against Catalans.[5]
Castleford drop out of the play-off places on points difference after a heavy defeat to St Helens.
The first Super League home win at Brewery Field comes with defeat of Wigan.
For the fiftieth year in a row, Huddersfield fail to win at Headingley. Leeds leapfrog Hull KR for second place.
Home
Score
Away
Match Information
Date and Time
Venue
Referee
Attendance
Hull Kingston Rovers
10 – 40
Harlequins RL
12 June, 20:00 BST
Craven Park
Phil Bentham
7,874
St Helens RLFC
50 – 10
Castleford Tigers
12 June, 20:00 BST
GPW Recruitment Stadium
Ian Smith
9,680
Wakefield Trinity Wildcats
37 – 22
Hull FC
13 June, 18:00 BST
Belle Vue
Ben Thaler
4,721
Celtic Crusaders
22 – 16
Wigan Warriors
13 June, 18:00 BST
Brewery Field
Steve Ganson
5,253
Warrington Wolves
10 – 21
Bradford Bulls
14 June, 15:00 BST
Halliwell Jones Stadium
Richard Silverwood
9,606
Leeds Rhinos
20 – 12
Huddersfield Giants
14 June, 15:00 BST
Headingley Carnegie Stadium
Thierry Alibert
14,934
Salford City Reds
16 – 18
Catalans Dragons
7 August, 20:00 BST
The Willows
Phil Bentham
3,475
Round 17 [ edit ]
"Perpignan has a population of a little over 100,000 but there are three million inhabitants in Barcelona which is a two hours drive at the moment and will become much closer when the high-speed link is completed."
– Christophe Levy, Catalans Dragons general manager[6]
Catalans' home match against the Warrington was rearranged to take place in Spain , at the Estadi Olímpic Lluís Companys , the venue for the 1992 Summer Olympics . The aim was to spread the sport of rugby league into Catalonia , in what the Catalans' general manager described as the club's "Magic Weekend ".[6] Over 15,000 advance tickets were sold.[6]
The Wigan vs Wakefield fixture was played before Round 1, due to maintenance work at the JJB Stadium during the month of June in anticipation of the upcoming Premier League season, in which Wigan Athletic F.C. play in sharing the same stadium. Both clubs had a week's break over this round's weekend as a result.
Home
Score
Away
Match Information
Date and Time
Venue
Referee
Attendance
Wigan Warriors
6 – 12
Wakefield Trinity Wildcats
8 February, 15:00 GMT
JJB Stadium
Ian Smith
14,377
Huddersfield Giants
6 – 13
Castleford Tigers
19 June, 20:00 BST
Galpharm Stadium
Steve Ganson
6,010
Hull FC
14 – 12
Salford City Reds
19 June, 20:00 BST
KC Stadium
Phil Bentham
11,218
Celtic Crusaders
18 – 32
Hull Kingston Rovers
20 June, 18:00 BST
Brewery Field
James Child
3,015
Harlequins RL
14 – 48
Leeds Rhinos
20 June, 18:00 BST
Twickenham Stoop
Ian Smith
4,378
Catalans Dragons
12 – 24
Warrington Wolves
20 June, 18:00 BST
Estadi Olímpic Lluís Companys
Thierry Alibert
18,150
Bradford Bulls
18 – 44
St Helens RLFC
21 June, 15:00 BST
Grattan Stadium
Ben Thaler
10,599
Source: "Super League XIV 2009 - Round 17" . Rugby League Project. Retrieved on 2009-05-23.
Round 18 [ edit ]
Home
Score
Away
Match Information
Date and Time
Venue
Referee
Attendance
Leeds Rhinos
33 – 20
Bradford Bulls
26 June, 20:00 BST
Headingley Carnegie Stadium
Phil Bentham
17,824
St Helens RLFC
30 – 0
Celtic Crusaders
26 June, 20:00 BST
GPW Recruitment Stadium
Gareth Hewer
8,684
Salford City Reds
10 – 34
Huddersfield Giants
26 June, 20:00 BST
The Willows
Ben Thaler
3,721
Castleford Tigers
20 – 22
Catalans Dragons
27 June, 18:00 BST
The Jungle
Ian Smith
5,508
Warrington Wolves
24 – 12
Hull FC
28 June, 15:00 BST
Halliwell Jones Stadium
Steve Ganson
9,170
Wakefield Trinity Wildcats
20 – 18
Harlequins RL
28 June, 15:30 BST
Belle Vue
Richard Silverwood
5,079
Hull Kingston Rovers
28 – 36
Wigan Warriors
28 June, 18:15 BST
Craven Park
Thierry Alibert
9,007
Round 19 [ edit ]
David Howell of Harlequins becomes the first player of the season to be sent off, in Quins' match against Wigan at the JJB.
Keith Senior, who holds the record for most Super League appearances , plays and scores in his 500th professional match.[7]
Jean-Philippe Baile picks up a hat-trick for Catalans as Hull KR lose their third game in a row and consequently drop to fourth in the table.
Home
Score
Away
Match Information
Date and Time
Venue
Referee
Attendance
Salford City Reds
20 – 10
St Helens RLFC
3 July, 20:00 BST
The Willows
James Child
4,808
Wigan Warriors
40 – 12
Harlequins RL
3 July, 20:00 BST
JJB Stadium
Steve Ganson
14,977
Hull FC
30 – 43
Leeds Rhinos
4 July, 17:00 BST
KC Stadium
Ian Smith
11,780
Celtic Crusaders
6 – 22
Warrington Wolves
4 July, 18:00 BST
Brewery Field
Thierry Alibert
3,231
Catalans Dragons
23 – 12
Hull Kingston Rovers
4 July, 20:00 BST
Stade Gilbert Brutus
Richard Silverwod
9,073
Bradford Bulls
38 – 40
Castleford Tigers
5 July, 15:00 BST
Grattan Stadium
Ben Thaler
8,971
Huddersfield Giants
30 – 14
Wakefield Trinity Wildcats
5 July, 15:00 BST
Galpharm Stadium
Phil Bentham
7,486
Round 20 [ edit ]
Home
Score
Away
Match Information
Date and Time
Venue
Referee
Attendance
Wigan Warriors
24 – 22
Catalans Dragons
10 July, 20:00 BST
JJB Stadium
Ben Thaler
11,543
Wakefield Trinity Wildcats
30 – 32
Leeds Rhinos
10 July, 20:00 BST
Belle Vue
Steve Ganson
6,425
Harlequins RL
16 – 32
Huddersfield Giants
11 July, 15:00 BST
Twickenham Stoop
Thierry Alibert
3,916
Warrington Wolves
26 – 40
St Helens RLFC
11 July, 18:00 BST
Halliwell Jones Stadium
Richard Silverwood
12,075
Celtic Crusaders
25 – 12
Salford City Reds
11 July, 18:00 BST
Brewery Field
Phil Bentham
3,009
Hull Kingston Rovers
32 – 12
Bradford Bulls
12 July, 15:00 BST
Craven Park
Ian Smith
8,206
Castleford Tigers
40 – 18
Hull FC
12 July, 15:30 BST
The Jungle
Jamie Leahy
8,297
Round 21 [ edit ]
With normal kicker Kyle Eastmond out due to mumps , Paul Wellens misses all six of his attempts at goal in a game St Helens lose.
Leeds come from behind against Hull KR, to end the round level on points with league leaders St Helens.
Hull FC bounce back from three straight defeats with a win against Celtic at home.
Six Catalans players score tries as Harlequins suffer their fifth successive defeat.
Home
Score
Away
Match Information
Date and Time
Venue
Referee
Attendance
Hull FC
22 – 6
Celtic Crusaders
17 July, 20:00 BST
KC Stadium
James Child
10,397
Leeds Rhinos
24 – 14
Hull Kingston Rovers
17 July, 20:00 BST
Headingley Carnegie Stadium
Ben Thaler
16,192
St Helens RLFC
20 – 22
Wakefield Trinity Wildcats
17 July, 20:00 BST
GPW Recruitment Stadium
Thierry Alibert
8,651
Salford City Reds
12 – 18
Castleford Tigers
17 July, 20:00 BST
The Willows
Gareth Hewer
3,487
Bradford Bulls
14 – 20
Wigan Warriors
19 July, 15:00 BST
Grattan Stadium
Richard Silverwood
9,487
Huddersfield Giants
28 – 10
Warrington Wolves
19 July, 15:00 BST
Galpharm Stadium
Ian Smith
7,107
Catalans Dragons
38 – 16
Harlequins RL
19 July, 17:30 BST
Stade Gilbert Brutus
Steve Ganson
8,324
Round 22 [ edit ]
Harlequins drop out of the play-offs for the first time all season, and because of their defeat to St Helens, only five teams remain with a positive points difference.
Steve Menzies of Bradford becomes the first Super League player to contract swine flu .[8]
In the last match at the JJB Stadium before its name change on 1 August over 20,000 attendees see Wigan defeat Leeds, the tenth such attendance in the stadium's Super League history.
Home
Score
Away
Match Information
Date and Time
Venue
Referee
Attendance
Wigan Warriors
28 – 10
Leeds Rhinos
24 July, 20:00 BST
JJB Stadium
Phil Bentham
20,295
Harlequins RL
24 – 44
St Helens RLFC
25 July, 15:00 BST
Twickenham Stoop
James Child
4,258
Hull Kingston Rovers
24 – 18
Hull FC
25 July, 18:00 BST
Craven Park
Richard Silverwood
9,450
Celtic Crusaders
12 – 34
Bradford Bulls
25 July, 18:00 BST
Brewery Field
Thierry Alibert
3,089
Warrington Wolves
62 – 20
Salford City Reds
26 July, 15:00 BST
Halliwell Jones Stadium
Ben Thaler
8,906
Huddersfield Giants
36 – 12
Catalans Dragons
26 July, 15:00 BST
Galpharm Stadium
Phil Bentham
5,823
Wakefield Trinity Wildcats
12 – 20
Castleford Tigers
26 July, 15:00 BST
Belle Vue
Ian Smith
8,371
Round 23 [ edit ]
For the sixth consecutive year, Wigan fail to win at Knowsley Road.
Hull FC become the second team to be 'nilled' this season, as Celtic get 'nilled' for the third time.
Home
Score
Away
Match Information
Date and Time
Venue
Referee
Attendance
St Helens RLFC
10 – 6
Wigan Warriors
31 July, 20:00 BST
GPW Recruitment Stadium
Ben Thaler
15,563
Salford City Reds
24 – 30
Wakefield Trinity Wildcats
31 July, 20:00 BST
The Willows
James Child
3,151
Hull FC
0 – 24
Huddersfield Giants
31 July, 20:00 BST
KC Stadium
Steve Ganson
11,191
Leeds Rhinos
24 – 22
Warrington Wolves
1 August, 18:30 BST
Headingley Carnegie Stadium
Ian Smith
13,386
Catalans Dragons
34 – 0
Celtic Crusaders
1 August, 20:00 BST
Stade Gilbert Brutus
Richard Silverwood
6,874
Castleford Tigers
28 – 46
Hull Kingston Rovers
2 August, 12:00 BST
The Jungle
Thierry Alibert
8,709
Bradford Bulls
14 – 22
Harlequins RL
2 August, 15:00 BST
Grattan Stadium
Phil Bentham
7,813
Round 24 [ edit ]
Leeds become the first team to score 70 or more points in a match this season.
Wigan beat Warrington in the first game since the JJB Stadium was renamed as the DW Stadium.
Danny Brough is sent off for dissent, having already been sin-binned earlier in the match, during Wakefield's defeat of Celtic.[9]
Home
Score
Away
Match Information
Date and Time
Venue
Referee
Attendance
Leeds Rhinos
76 – 12
Castleford Tigers
14 August, 20:00 BST
Headingley Carnegie Stadium
Ben Thaler
16,931
Wigan Warriors
36 – 16
Warrington Wolves
14 August, 20:00 BST
DW Stadium
Richard Silverwood
13,452
Harlequins RL
22 – 26
Salford City Reds
15 August, 15:00 BST
Twickenham Stoop
Thierry Alibert
2,612
Catalans Dragons
18 – 6
Hull FC
15 August, 20:15 BST
Stade de la Méditerranée
Ian Smith
9,800
Hull Kingston Rovers
26 – 10
St Helens RLFC
16 August, 15:00 BST
Craven Park
Steve Ganson
8,976
Wakefield Trinity Wildcats
46 – 12
Celtic Crusaders
16 August, 15:30 BST
Belle Vue
James Child
7,893
Huddersfield Giants
18 – 28
Bradford Bulls
16 August, 19:00 BST
Galpharm Stadium
Phil Bentham
7,982
Round 25 [ edit ]
Home
Score
Away
Match Information
Date and Time
Venue
Referee
Attendance
Hull FC
26 – 6
Harlequins RL
21 August, 20:00 BST
KC Stadium
Phil Bentham
15,592
St Helens RLFC
12 – 10
Huddersfield Giants
21 August, 20:00 BST
GPW Recruitment Stadium
Ian Smith
8,708
Salford City Reds
10 – 14
Hull Kingston Rovers
21 August, 20:00 BST
The Willows
Jamie Leahy
4,224
Warrington Wolves
28 – 40
Wakefield Trinity Wildcats
21 August, 20:00 BST
Halliwell Jones Stadium
Ben Thaler
8,681
Celtic Crusaders
0 – 68
Leeds Rhinos
22 August, 18:00 BST
Brewery Field
Thierry Alibert
5,597
Bradford Bulls
42 – 18
Catalans Dragons
23 August, 15:00 BST
Grattan Stadium
Richard Silverwood
7,919
Castleford Tigers
26 – 29
Wigan Warriors
23 August, 19:00 BST
The Jungle
Steve Ganson
6,574
Round 26 [ edit ]
In an ill-tempered affair, Leeds pull ahead of St Helens on points at the top of the table with only one round of the regular season remaining.
Wigan's win over Hull FC guarantees them a home tie in the first weekend of the play-offs (as they are now sure to finish 5th or 6th in the table), while Hull FC now have no chance of making the play-offs.
Clint Newton scores a hat-trick in a win that maintains Hull KR's 3rd spot, and leaves Warrington struggling to qualify for the play-offs.
Like Wigan, Wakefield's win guarantees them 5th or 6th spot, and a home tie in the first round of the play-offs.
Huddersfield keep up the pressure on Hull KR with a win over Celtic.
After a sub-standard season, Bradford keep their play-off hopes alive with a win over Salford.
Castleford guarantee themselves a place in the play-offs, at the expense of Harlequins, who now look unlikely to qualify.
Home
Score
Away
Match Information
Date and Time
Venue
Referee
Attendance
Leeds Rhinos
18 – 10
St Helens RLFC
4 September, 20:00 BST
Headingley Carnegie Stadium
Phil Bentham
19,997
Wigan Warriors
34 – 22
Hull FC
4 September, 20:00 BST
DW Stadium
Ben Thaler
12,491
Hull Kingston Rovers
40 – 16
Warrington Wolves
5 September, 17:30 BST
Craven Park
Richard Silverwood
8,579
Catalans Dragons
20 – 34
Wakefield Trinity Wildcats
5 September, 17:45 BST
Stade Gilbert Brutus
Ian Smith
8,755
Celtic Crusaders
16 – 42
Huddersfield Giants
5 September, 18:00 BST
Brewery Field
Steve Ganson
1,988
Bradford Bulls
44 – 18
Salford City Reds
6 September, 15:00 BST
Grattan Stadium
James Child
8,167
Harlequins RL
0 – 48
Castleford Tigers
6 September, 15:00 BST
Twickenham Stoop
Thierry Alibert
3,824
Round 27 [ edit ]
Leeds secure the League Leaders' Shield for the first time since 2004 with a close victory over Salford.
Catalans secure a play-off position by beating St Helens.
Despite winning their fifth game in a row, Bradford fail to make the play-offs.
Huddersfield beat Wigan to secure 3rd place in the final table.
Castleford's victory over Celtic guarantees them 7th place in the table.
Home
Score
Away
Match Information
Date and Time
Venue
Referee
Attendance
Hull FC
18 – 21
Bradford Bulls
11 September, 20:00 BST
KC Stadium
Richard Silverwood
10,412
St Helens RLFC
12 – 24
Catalans Dragons
11 September, 20:00 BST
GPW Recruitment Stadium
Ben Thaler
8,268
Salford City Reds
24 – 30
Leeds Rhinos
11 September, 20:00 BST
The Willows
Thierry Alibert
6,101
Wakefield Trinity Wildcats
24 – 10
Hull Kingston Rovers
12 September, 18:00 BST
Belle Vue
Steve Ganson
6,328
Huddersfield Giants
48 – 16
Wigan Warriors
13 September, 15:00 BST
Galpharm Stadium
Ian Smith
8,988
Warrington Wolves
44 – 34
Harlequins RL
13 September, 15:00 BST
Halliwell Jones Stadium
Phil Bentham
10,387
Castleford Tigers
35 – 22
Celtic Crusaders
13 September, 15:30 BST
The Jungle
James Child
6,547
Final table [ edit ]
Progression table [ edit ]
Green cells indicate teams in play-off places at the end of the round. An underlined number indicates the team finished first in the table in that round.
Note: Table is in round-by-round format , and does not necessarily follow chronological order. Rearranged fixtures are treated as though they were played on their respective rounds' weekends. Rearranged fixtures:
Harlequins RL vs Bradford Bulls, Round 2
Leeds Rhinos vs Celtic Crusaders, Round 3
Celtic Crusaders vs Wakefield Trinity Wildcats, Round 6
Wigan Warriors vs Wakefield Trinity Wildcats, Round 17
Team
Round
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
1
St. Helens
2
4
4
6
8
10
12
14
16
18
18
18
20
22
24
26
28
30
2
Leeds
2
4
6
8
10
10
12
12
12
14
14
16
18
20
20
22
24
26
3
Hull Kingston Rovers
1
1
3
5
7
7
9
11
11
13
15
17
19
21
21
21
23
23
4
Huddersfield
2
2
4
4
6
8
10
12
14
14
14
16
16
18
20
20
20
22
5
Harlequins RL
2
2*
4*
6*
6*
8*
8*
10*
10*
12*
14*
16*
16*
18*
20*
20*
20*
6
Wakefield Trinity
0
2
4
4
6
8
8
10
12
14
14
14
14
14
14
16
18
20
7
Warrington
0
0
0
0
0
2
4
4
4
6
8
8
10
12
14
14
16
18
8
Wigan
0
0
2
4
4
6
6
6
6
8
10
12
12
12
14
14
14
16
9
Hull FC
2
4
6
8
10
10
10
10
10
10
12
14
14
14
14
14
16
16
10
Castleford
0
2
4
6
6
8
10
10
12
12
14
14
14
14
14
14
16
16
11
Catalans Dragons
0
2
2
2
2
2
2
4
6
8
8
8
8
10
12
12*
14*
12
Bradford
1
1*
1*
1*
3*
3*
5*
5*
5*
7*
9*
9*
9*
11*
13*
13*
13*
13
Salford
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
4
6
6
6
6
8
10
10
10*
10*
14
Crusaders
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
2
2
2
4
4
4
*: Indicates team has a game in-hand due to a postponed match
Play-offs [ edit ]
The 2009 Super League play-offs took place in September and October 2009. They decided which two teams contested the Grand Final .
Super League has used a play-off system since Super League III in 1998. When introduced, 5 teams qualified for the play-offs, which was subsequently expanded to 6 teams in 2002. For the first time, eight teams will compete in the play-offs in 2009.[10]
Following the final round of matches, all eight play-off teams will be decided. The 2009 play-offs see the introduction of a system where the winning team from week one with the highest League placing will be allowed to select their opponents for week three.[10]
Except this choosing opportunity, the new format follows the play-off system of the Australian Football League.
Super League XIV play-offs bracket
Week 1. Qualifying/Elimination play-offs: Fixtures decided by regular reason finishing positions. Higher ranked teams play lower ranked teams. Higher ranked teams receive home ground advantage.
Week 2. Preliminary semi-finals: Fixtures decided by regular season finishing positions. Higher ranked teams play lower ranked teams. Higher ranked teams receive home ground advantage.
Week 3. Qualifying semi-finals: Winners of Qualifying play-offs play winners of Qualifying semi-finals. Fixtures decided by club call . Winners of Qualifying play-offs receive home ground advantage.
Qualifying and Elimination Finals [ edit ]
Chev Walker suffers a compound fracture of his leg as Leeds beat Hull KR, to progress to the Qualifying Semi-Finals.
St Helens and Leeds progressed directly to week three.
Preliminary Semi-Finals [ edit ]
Semi-finals [ edit ]
Under the rules of the Super League play-off system, Leeds were awarded a "club call", which allowed them to decide which of the winners from the Preliminary Semi-Finals they played.
Leeds choose to play Catalans Dragons.
Grand final [ edit ]
See also [ edit ]
References [ edit ]
^ "France 12-66 England" . news.bbc.co.uk (BBC Sport). 2009-06-13. Archived from the original on 14 June 2009. Retrieved 2009-06-14 .
^ "Salford's Rob Parker fractured skull during defeat by Wigan, say club" . London: guardian.co.uk . 10 June 2009. Retrieved 2009-06-11 .
^ Fisher, Michael (11 August 2009). "Salford's Craig Stapleton suspended for using foul and abusive language" . London: The Daily Telegraph . Retrieved 17 August 2009 .
^ a b c "Dragons pleased with Barcelona ticket sales" . www.superleague.co.uk (The RFL ). Archived from the original on 2012-04-05. Retrieved 2009-06-17 .
^ "Hull 30-43 Leeds" . news.bbc.co.uk. 2009-07-04. Retrieved 2009-07-04 .
^ Walker, Gareth (27 July 2009). "Despite contracting swine flu Bradford Bulls hopeful Steve Menzies can make quick return" . London: guardian.co.uk. Archived from the original on 31 July 2009. Retrieved 2009-07-27 .
^ Coldman, James (16 August 2009). "Wakefield coach John Kear offers no excuses for Danny Brough's behaviour" . London: The Daily Telegraph . Retrieved 17 August 2009 .
^ a b "New top eight play-off format for engage Super League" . Archived from the original on 2009-10-04. Retrieved 2009-09-19 .
^ Super League (2009-09-27). "Rhinos line up Dragons" . Super League. Archived from the original on 2010-09-26. Retrieved 2009-09-28 .
^ Soneji, Pranav (2009-10-10). "Super League Grand Final as it happened" . BBC. Archived from the original on 13 October 2009. Retrieved 2009-10-10 .
^ "Rhinos Take Super League Title" . Sky News. 2009-10-11. Retrieved 2009-10-11 .
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