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Super League has the X Factor

Super League has the X Factor

Rugby League fans can look forward to a generous sprinkling of the X Factor when the 2010 Engage Super League season kicks off in earnest this weekend.

As well as seeing the stars of the 14 Engage Super League clubs do battle on the pitch, fans will be entertained by three of the most high profile artists from the last series of ITV’s hugely popular X Factor.

The three - Danyl Johnson, Jedward and Olly Murs – will all take centre stage on Sunday when bumper crowds are expected at Wakefield, Hull KR and Warrington.

Schoolteacher Danyl Johnson, who narrowly missed out on a place in last year’s final, will have the Hearwell Stadium rocking during Wakefield Trinity Wildcats’ home match against Catalans Dragons on Sunday at 3.30pm.

The 27-year old wowed judges right from the start on X Factor with judge Simon Cowell describing his opening performance as the “best first audition ever.”

Irish twins John and Edward reached the final 12 contestants alongside Johnson, and were renowned for their sweeping hairstyles and unique stage presence.

The duo - better known as Jedward - are now on course for topping the singles charts with their version of Vanilla Ice’s ‘Under Pressure’ and will have the stands and terracing at the Halliwell Jones Stadium rocking when they head up the pre-match entertainment before Warrington Wolves’ fixture against Harlequins RL.

Olly Murs completes the weekend’s star studded line-up by playing a supporting role to Hull Kingston Rovers against Salford City Reds at Craven Park.

Murs beat off competition from thousands of aspiring musicians to secure a place in the X Factor final where he sang with former Take That star Robbie Williams. However, the 25-year old agonisingly lost out to eventual winner Joe McElderry to finish runner up in the ITV hit show.

All three Engage Super League clubs are reporting significant demand for tickets and fans who attend any of the games are promised an X Factor weekend to remember. 

For ticket information please visit:

Wakefield Wildcats v Catalans Dragons - www.wakefieldwildcats.co.uk or phone  0844 4140665

Warrington Wolves v Harlequins RL - www.warringtonwolves.com or phone 0871 622 1879

Hull KR v Salford City Reds - www.hullkr.co.uk or phone 0844 2490 105

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Round: 27 Fri 3 Sep 20:00
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Round: 27 Fri 3 Sep 20:00
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Round: 27 Sat 4 Sep 16:30
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Round: 27 Sat 4 Sep 18:45
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Round: 27 Sat 4 Sep 18:45
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Round: 27 Sat 4 Sep 18:30
18 - 38
New Craven Park Sun 22nd August
52 - 4
The Galpharm Stadium Sun 22nd August
38 - 28
Grattan Stadium Sun 22nd August
40 - 28
The Jungle Sun 22nd August
10 - 36
Racecourse Sat 21st August
36 - 18
Halliwell Jones Stadium Fri 20th August
Pos Name P W D L Pts
1 Wigan 26 21 0 5 42
2 St Helens 26 19 0 7 38
3 Warrington 26 19 0 7 38
4 Leeds 26 16 1 9 33
5 Hull FC 26 16 0 10 32
6 Huddersfield 26 15 1 10 31
7 Hull K R 26 14 1 11 29
8 Castleford 26 11 0 15 22
9 Crusaders 26 11 0 15 22
10 Bradford 26 9 1 16 19
11 Wakefield 26 9 0 17 18
12 Harlequins 26 7 0 19 14
13 Salford 26 7 0 19 14
14 Catalans 26 6 0 20 12
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Round: Play Offs Thu 2 Sep 19:30
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Round: Play Offs Sun 5 Sep 15:00
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Round: Play Offs Thu 9 Sep 19:30
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Round: Final Sun 26 Sep
26 - 12
Recreation Ground Sun 22nd August
24 - 32
Cougar Park Sun 22nd August
72 - 20
Bigfellas Stadium Sun 22nd August
24 - 38
Sat 21st August
29 - 28
Don Valley Stadium Thu 19th August
14 - 32
Craven Park Wed 18th August
Pos Name P W D L Pts
1 Featherstone 20 18 0 2 56
2 Halifax 20 16 0 4 50
3 Leigh 20 12 1 7 43
4 Barrow 20 12 1 7 39
5 Widnes 20 11 0 9 38
6 Sheffield 20 10 1 9 35
7 Batley 20 7 0 13 29
8 Toulouse 20 8 0 12 27
9 Dewsbury 20 6 0 14 26
10 Whitehaven 20 4 0 16 16
11 Keighley * 20 4 1 15 10
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Round: Play Offs Sun 5 Sep 15:30
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Round: Play Offs Sun 5 Sep 15:00
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Round: Play Offs Sun 12 Sep 15:00
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Round: Final Sun 26 Sep
18 - 48
New River Stadium Fri 27th August
32 - 24
South Leeds Stadium Sun 22nd August
16 - 26
Spotland Stadium Sun 22nd August
94 - 0
Sedgley Park Sun 22nd August
46 - 12
Keepoat Stadium Sun 22nd August
16 - 18
Sun 15th August
Pos Name P W D L Pts
1 Hunslet 20 18 0 2 55
2 Oldham 20 17 0 3 52
3 York 20 12 0 8 39
4 Blackpool 20 15 0 5 38
5 Rochdale 20 10 0 10 37
6 South 20 9 0 11 34
7 Workington 20 8 1 11 33
8 Swinton 20 9 1 10 33
9 Doncaster 20 8 0 12 28
10 London 20 2 0 18 10
11 Gateshead 20 1 0 19 -2
25 - 24
Bloomfield Road Sun 18th July
18 - 48
Cougar Park Sun 20th June
4 - 25
Leigh Sports Village Thu 17th June
6 - 42
South Leeds Stadium Sun 6th June
26 - 16
Mount Pleasant Sun 6th June
32 - 6
Cougar Park Sun 6th June
Pos Name P W D L Pts
1 Dragons 23 16 0 7 205
2 Wests 23 15 0 8 37
3 Panthers 23 14 0 9 118
4 Titans 23 14 0 9 19
5 Roosters 23 13 0 10 39
6 Warriors 23 13 0 10 39
7 Sea Eagles 23 12 0 11 41
8 Raiders 23 12 0 11 4
9 Rabbitohs 23 11 0 12 31
10 Broncos 23 11 0 12 -25
11 Knights 23 10 0 13 -40
12 Eels 23 10 0 13 -64
13 Bulldogs 23 8 0 15 -51
14 Sharks 23 7 0 16 -217
15 Cowboys 23 5 0 18 -232
16 Storm 23 13 0 10 96

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