Your complete guide to when the Super League Grand Final 2022 will go ahead as St Helens prepare to face Leeds Rhinos.
The biggest night in domestic Rugby League has arrived: the Super League Grand Final 2022.
St Helens romped to the Leaders Shield in the Super League XXVII regular season with 21 victories under their belt from 27 matches.
They toppled Salford Red Devils 19-12 to secure their place in the final as they bid to become the first team in history to win 10 Super League titles.
Standing in St Helens' way are Leeds Rhinos, who boast the second highest number of titles with eight. They can draw level with their opponents in the all-time list should they find a way through this weekend.
Fans across the nation will be eager to see how these two top-pedigree teams settle into the final with St Helens the clear favourites to go all the way. However, it would be wrong to discount the Rhinos following their impressive 20-8 win over No.2 seeds Wigan Warriors in the semi-finals.
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The Super League Grand Final will take place on Saturday 24th September 2022.
It will go ahead earlier than its usual October slot to allow players time to recuperate, recharge and prepare for the Rugby League World Cup going ahead next month.
The Super League Grand Final kick-off time is 6pm.
It's a primetime slot for fans to be able to soak up the drama at the stadium or from the comfort of their own homes.
The Super League Grand Final will be held at Old Trafford, home of Manchester United, this weekend.
It has been hosted at Old Trafford in every year, bar one, since its inception in 1998. The only time the Grand Final wasn't staged there was during the COVID pandemic when the 2020 final was shifted to the KCOM Stadium, home of Hull City.
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