Super League Grand Final - Results

Results

Super League Year Winners Score Runner-up Attendance Venue Harry Sunderland Trophy
III 1998 Wigan Warriors 10–4 Leeds Rhinos 43,533 Old Trafford Jason Robinson (Wigan)
IV 1999 St Helens 8–6 Bradford Bulls 50,717 Old Trafford Henry Paul (Bradford)
V 2000 St Helens 29–16 Wigan Warriors 58,132 Old Trafford Chris Joynt (St Helens)
VI 2001 Bradford Bulls 37–6 Wigan Warriors 60,164 Old Trafford Michael Withers (Bradford)
VII 2002 St Helens 19–18 Bradford Bulls 61,138 Old Trafford Paul Deacon (Bradford)
VIII 2003 Bradford Bulls 25–12 Wigan Warriors 65,537 Old Trafford Stuart Reardon (Bradford)
IX 2004 Leeds Rhinos 16–8 Bradford Bulls 65,537 Old Trafford Matt Diskin (Leeds)
X 2005 Bradford Bulls 15–6 Leeds Rhinos 65,537 Old Trafford Leon Pryce (Bradford)
XI 2006 St Helens 26–4 Hull F.C. 72,582 Old Trafford Paul Wellens (St Helens)
XII 2007 Leeds Rhinos 33–6 St Helens 71,352 Old Trafford Rob Burrow (Leeds)
XIII 2008 Leeds Rhinos 24–16 St Helens 68,810 Old Trafford Lee Smith (Leeds)
XIV 2009 Leeds Rhinos 18–10 St Helens 63,259 Old Trafford Kevin Sinfield (Leeds)
XV 2010 Wigan Warriors 22–10 St Helens 71,526 Old Trafford Thomas Leuluai (Wigan)
XVI 2011 Leeds Rhinos 32–16 St Helens 69,107 Old Trafford Rob Burrow (Leeds)
XVII 2012 Leeds Rhinos 26–18 Warrington Wolves 70,676 Old Trafford Kevin Sinfield (Leeds)

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