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Warrington Wolves Reach Super League Grand Final
Controversial penalty seals Warrington Wolves' first Grand Final since 2018.
In brief
Controversial penalty seals Warrington Wolves' first Grand Final since 2018. Warrington Wolves beat Leeds Rhinos 14-12 after a disputed penalty in the final minutes, advancing to the Super League Grand Final for the first time since 2018. Originally reported by Sky Sports.
Warrington Wolves advance
Warrington Wolves reach Super League Grand Final after controversial penalty win over Leeds Rhinos.
First Grand Final since 2018
Warrington Wolves qualify for first Grand Final since 2018 with 14-12 win.
Controversial penalty call
James McDonnell penalized for escort on George Williams in 66th minute.
Penalty decision upheld
Ewan Irwin converted penalty to win game after Captain's Challenge failed.
Final moments drama
Jake Connor's penalty from 62m fell short as game ended 14-12.
Warrington's strategy
Warrington focused on aerial attacks with Matty Ashton outjumping Hall.
Leeds' response
Leeds scored try through Ryan Hall after Warrington's early mistake.
Half-time score
Warrington led 12-12 after James Bentley and Luke Yates scored.
Second half tension
Both teams fought attritional battle with minimal scoring opportunities.
Grand Final opponent
Warrington faces Wigan Warriors in Super League Grand Final.
Coaches' reactions
Leeds coach Brad Arthur called penalty 'deciding game of magnitude'.
Warrington's response
Warrington coach Sam Burgess said nothing to celebrate yet.
In short
Warrington Wolves beat Leeds Rhinos 14-12 after a disputed penalty in the final minutes, advancing to the Super League Grand Final for the first time since 2018.
