WARRINGTON Wolves have had a largely successful time of things at Magic Weekend over the years.
And they head to Elland Road to take on Leeds Rhinos on Saturday looking to make it 10 Magic wins, although they are also aiming to avoid back-to-back losses having been beaten by Hull FC in Newcastle last year.
Overall, they have won nine and lost six of their 16 Magic Weekend matches with one draw – the dramatic 24-24 stalemate in 2017 in which Wire were denied victory by Joe Burgess’ last-gasp try.
On Saturday, Leeds will become their 10th different Magic Weekend opponent – Wigan (four) have been the most common opposition followed by St Helens (three) while they have faced both Salford and Huddersfield twice.
Hull became Magic opponent number nine last year while they have also faced Hull KR, Widnes, Castleford and Catalans.
Warrington Wolves complete record at Magic Weekend
May 6, 2007 – Salford 18 Wire 50 (Cardiff)
May 3, 2008 – Huddersfield 34 Wire 36 (Cardiff)
May 3, 2009 – Wire 28 Hull KR 36 (Edinburgh)
May 1, 2010 – Salford 16 Wire 68 (Edinburgh)
February 12, 2011 – Huddersfield 28 Wire 18 (Cardiff)
May 26, 2012 – Wire 68 Widnes 4 (Manchester)
May 25, 2013 – St Helens 22 Wire 48 (Manchester)
May 18, 2014 – Wire 41 St Helens 24 (Manchester)
May 31, 2015 – St Helens 20 Wire 16 (Newcastle)
May 21, 2016 – Wire 14 Castleford 34 (Newcastle)
May 20, 2017 – Wigan 24 Wire 24 (Newcastle)
May 19, 2018 – Wigan 38 Wire 10 (Newcastle)
May 25, 2019 – Wigan 14 Wire 26 (Liverpool)
September 5, 2021 – Wigan 6 Wire 10 (Newcastle)
July 10, 2022 – Catalans 10 Wire 36 (Newcastle)
June 4, 2023 - Hull FC 30 Wire 18 (Newcastle)
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