St Helens and Warrington can begin to cement a legacy in Challenge Cup final | Aaron Bower

28 July 2019 12:08
Warrington will bid to end a dismal run in finals since 2012. Saints are looking to step up in what could be a famous seasonThere is a certain sense of irony that in what has been the most unpredictable Super League season in living memory, the lineup for this year’s Challenge Cup final has an air of inevitability to it. St Helens and Warrington have led the way for most of 2019, so to some, it will be no surprise to see them competing for the year’s first piece of silverware next month at Wembley.However, with just three trophies between them in the past decade, the first-ever meeting in a major final between two towns separated by just nine miles along the A57 presents a gilt-edged opportunity to not only claim rugby league’s most prestigious prize, but begin to cement a legacy as a genuinely great side who could stand the test of time. Related: Warrington hold off Hull FC in thriller to reach Challenge Cup final Continue readingread full article

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