Wakefield Trinity ended a 58-year wait for top-flight silverware as they beat Warrington Wolves to lift the Super League trophy in the Grand Final at Old Trafford.
The West Yorkshire club produced a performance that secured them a deserved victory over their Cheshire opponents in rugby league's season-deciding match, handing Wakefield a first championship in nearly six decades.
The result carries major historical significance for Wakefield, who have not been champions for 58 years. The triumph at the national stadium represents a landmark moment for the club, players and supporters after a long absence from the summit of the sport.
Warrington Wolves finished the season as runners-up, falling short on the day at Old Trafford. The Grand Final defeat denies them the title but follows a campaign that took them to the final stage of the Super League.
The win will define Wakefield's season and provide a platform for the club to build on in the coming years, while also offering supporters a memorable celebration after a long period without championship success.