National coronavirus restrictions will remain in place until Wednesday 2 December
From 2 December, Warrington will become a tier 2 ‘high alert’ level area. More information can be viewed on the government's website.
Visit our coronavirus pages for more information about what the current national restrictions mean for Warrington.
Warrington is a Rugby League town - it is in our DNA. And in 2021, Warrington will be playing its part in the Rugby League World Cup 2021.
We’re delighted that for next year’s tournament, we will be hosting the Papua New Guinea men’s team.
Find out more about the nation we're hosting for RLWC2021, the mighty Kumuls!
Find out about what's on offer and plan your tournament visit for next year!
Visit the official RLWC2021 website for ticket and tournament info.
NZ vs Lebanon - Sunday 24 October
PNG vs Cook Islands - Tuesday 2 November
Samoa vs France - Sunday 7 November
Find out more about our town's Rugby League club, Warrington Wolves, with all three men's games in Warrington being hosted at the Halliwell Jones stadium
Warrington has a unique personality, where community, warmth and friendliness sit side by side with ambition and enterprise.
This spirit is made clear through the work of the Wolves Foundation, who are visionaries in pioneering physical disability in Rugby League.
Our credentials of being a town that works and supports everyone is further strengthened by the work of Warrington Disability Partnership, which hosts the annual Disability Awareness Day – the world’s largest non-profit disability exhibition
And, after Warrington Wolves was crowned the first club world champions of Physical Disability Rugby League in 2018, it is fitting that Warrington will once again be able to showcase a world first by hosting a showcase PDRL tournament.
Watch these videos from comedian and PDRL player, Adam Hill and Jason, Warrington Wolves PDRL Captain.
Samoa vs Fiji in 2013
Many of us will remember the World Cup in 2013, when Warrington hosted the infectiously enthusiastic Samoan national team. And those who were at the Halliwell Jones stadium to watch the epic clash between Samoa and New Zealand will testify that Warrington has witnessed some of Rugby League’s best sporting memories.
The World Cup in 2021 will again deliver some inspirational moments that will become highlights of the sporting calendar and beyond. Warrington will, once again, welcome world-class athletes, playing an incredible sport.
We are, and always will be, a town in love with rugby league. Bring on 2021.
