Round 14 of the season sees the Wolves play Salford on an unusual night for Super league as the sides play on Wednesday 30 September.

Salford surprised many last season, with Ian Watson’s side reaching the Grand Final. Warrington will be looking to inflict revenge on the Red Devil’s after they won all three Super League meetings last season.

The last time they met Salford ran out impressive 22-6 winners, however, the match came five days after the Wolves defeated St Helens in the Challenge Cup final.

Two weeks after the midweek match, Warrington once again face another Wednesday fixture this time against the Leeds Rhinos.

Steve Price’s side made the trip to Emerald Headingley in round 5 of the season, however, it will be a match the Wolves want to avenge. Former players, Richie Myler and Brad Dwyer both crossed for a try as the Rhinos hammered Warrington 36-0.

A trip to Perpignan has not yet been ruled out yet either should Catalans be given the green light to host home games come the end of October. Similarly venues, dates and kick-off times in England towards the end of the season remain to be finalised in the hope that crowds may be allowed to return.

The final match of the regular season is due to be away at reigning champions St Helens on November 12/13.

The two sides first met in the second week of the season at The Halliwell Jones Stadium, with the Wire impressing in a 19-0 victory.

Last season the clubs faced off on four occasions with the Saints having the upper hand winning the three Super League fixtures, however, the Wire came out on top in the most important meeting between the two sides at Wembley in the cup final by a score line of 18-4.

The top-four sides will then battle it out in two semi-finals for a spot in the Grand Final towards the end of November.

In focus: Revised 2020 fixtures list