Win tickets to the Rugby League Cup Finals Triple Header on the 7th June!
Be in with the chance of winning one of six pairs of tickets to an amazing day of Rugby at Wembley Stadium.
The highly anticipated Rugby League is making a grand return to the iconic Wembley Stadium for a massive Cup Finals triple-header event. Buckle up for an unmissable day of thrilling rugby action, taking place on Saturday, 7th June.
The first kickoff starts at 11.45am with the Women's Betfred Challenge Cup Final. Wigan Warriors will face off against St Helens in what is expected to be a fiercely competitive match that will set the tone for the rest of the day.
Following the women's final, at 3pm, the stage will be set for the Men's Challenge Cup Final. The showdown will see 2019 Cup winners Warrington Wolves pitted against Hull KR in what promises to be a riveting clash between two of Rugby League's finest teams.
The final match of the day will crown the adrenaline-filled event as York Knights take on Featherstone Rovers in the AB Sundecks 1895 Cup Final.
However, the excitement doesn't stop there! In partnership with our friends at Rugby League Commercial, we're delighted to announce that we have secured six pairs of tickets for this spectacular event available for our readers to win.
For a chance to win and witness all the live-action firsthand, enter our competition by filling out the form below. If you can't see the form, simply click here.
This competition closes at 23:45 on the 4th June 2025.
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