A REAL opportunity beckons for Warrington Wolves this afternoon.
Following a defeat for Super League leaders Wigan Warriors against Leeds Rhinos on Saturday, Sam Burgess' side have the chance to keep themselves very much in the race for at least a top-two spot and perhaps even the League Leaders' Shield.
In order to do that, however, they must triumph in their second visit of the season to London Broncos this afternoon.
Below is all of the key matchday information you need, plus all of our pre-match build-up pieces...
London Broncos vs Warrington Wolves tickets, TV details and match referee
Fans can still purchase tickets for the away section upon arrival at the Cherry Red Records Stadium today, but should be advised that a £5 price increase applies (£25 adults, £20 concessions).
The price of your ticket includes the Super League fixture at 3pm and the reserve-team clash at 5.30pm.
This afternoon's game will be the first Warrington match to be shown on the new Sky Sports + channel via the Red Button - full details of how to watch can be found here
Today's match referee will be Marcus Griffiths, with Tom Grant on video referee duty.
London Broncos vs Warrington Wolves, pre-match build-up
> SQUAD NEWS: A potential senior debutant for Warrington Wolves as three first-teamers are rested
> An admission from Sam Burgess as he prepares for London Broncos test
> Pre-London talking points as Wire aim to stay in top-two hunt
> Four Warrington Wolves players who could be rotated against London
> Selection decisions facing Sam Burgess for Round 21 including 'the Bateman problem'
> Could Matty Ashton hit this career milestone against the Broncos?
> The key forwards London are able to welcome back for Wire clash
> What London Broncos feel they've learned from two heavy losses to Warrington
Follow London Broncos vs Warrington Wolves live with us
As always, we'll be providing in-depth coverage of today's match on the Warrington Guardian website, including live text commentary of the action as it happens.
'Matchday Live' will be up and running from around 1pm with all the build-up, the latest team news as it emerges and all of the match updates following kick off at 3pm.
Then from the full-time hooter onwards, we will bring you the usual array of post-match reaction from the Wire camp.
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