The Wire’s full 27-game Super League schedule will be released tomorrow morning, with Sam Burgess’ team facing all 11 of their opponents both at home and away, as well as five “loop fixtures.”
Teams in even positions in last year’s final table face each other three times the following season, while teams in odd positions face each other once.
As a result, Warrington will play Catalans Dragons, Hull KR, Leeds Rhinos, Hull FC, and the newly promoted London Broncos in the 2024 loop.
And it is understood that Catalans and London have been designated as Wire’s away loop fixtures, which means they will travel to Perpignan twice and London twice during the regular season.
That would leave two home games against both Hull clubs, with the loop match against Leeds Rhinos confirmed for Magic Weekend.
Warrington did visit Perpignan twice during the 2023 season, once in the Challenge Cup, and won both times. They won the Super League 20-14 in April before winning the cup 16-12 the following month.
Wire will play in London for the first time since 2019, as well as for the first time at the Broncos’ Cherry Red Records Stadium, which they share with football club AFC Wimbledon.
It will be Warrington’s seventh Super League match in and around London, having previously played at Twickenham Stoop, The Valley, Griffin Park, Priestfield Stadium, The Hive, and most recently Ealing Trailfinders.
