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{{Infobox rugby league football match
|year         = 2022
|title        = Super League Grand Final
|image        = 
|imagesize    = 
|alt          = 
|home         = [[St Helens R.F.C.|St Helens]]
|away         = [[Leeds Rhinos]]
|home_abbr    = STH {{leagueicon|st Helens|12}}
|away_abbr    = LEE {{leagueicon|leeds|16}} 
|home_half1   = 12
|home_half2   = 12
|home_total   = 24
|away_half1   = 6
|away_half2   = 6
|away_total   = 12
|date         = 24 September 2022
|location     = [[Manchester]]
|MoM_title    = [[Harry Sunderland Trophy]]
|MoM          = {{flagicon|ENG}} [[Jonny Lomax]] ({{leagueicon|St helens|13}} [[St Helens R.F.C.|St Helens]])
|anthem_title = [[And did those feet in ancient time|Jerusalem]]
|anthem       = [[Camilla Kerslake]]
|referee      = Liam Moore
|attendance   = 60,783
|stadium = [[Old Trafford]]
|network      = {{flagicon|UK}} [[Sky Sports]]<br>{{flagicon|AUS}} [[Fox League]]
|commentators = 
|commentators2= 
|commentators3= 
|tournaments  = [[Super League Grand Final]]
|last         = [[2021 Super League Grand Final|2021]]
|next         = [[2023 Super League Grand Final|2023]]
}}

The '''2022 Super League Grand Final''' was the '''25th official grand final''' and championship-deciding rugby league game of [[Super League XXVII]]. The match was contested between [[St Helens RLFC|St Helens]] and the [[Leeds Rhinos]], for a record fifth time at [[Old Trafford]].

==Background==
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center;"
!style="width:5%;"|{{abbr|2=Position|Pos}}
!style="width:20%;"|Team
!style="width:5%;"|{{abbr|2=Played|Pld}}
!style="width:5%;"|{{abbr|2=Won|W}}
!style="width:5%;"|{{abbr|2=Drawn|D}}
!style="width:5%;"|{{abbr|2=Lost|L}}
!style="width:5%;"|{{abbr|2=Points for|PF}}
!style="width:5%;"|{{abbr|2=Points against|PA}}
!style="width:5%;"|{{abbr|2=Points difference|PP}}
!style="width:5%;"|{{abbr|2=Points|Points}}
|-
|1
|style="text-align: left;"|{{leagueicon|st helens|16}} [[St Helens R.F.C.|St Helens]]
|27
|21
|0
|6
|674
|374
| +300
|42
|-
|5
|style="text-align: left;"|{{leagueicon|leeds|16}} [[Leeds Rhinos]]
|27
|14
|1
|12
|577
|528
| +49
|29
|}

==Route to the final==

===St Helens===
{| class="wikitable plainrowheaders" style="text-align:center;margin-left:1em;"
!width="25" | Round
!width="150" | Opposition
!width="60" | Score
|-
!scope=row style="text-align:center"| Semi-final 
| {{leagueicon|Salford city|16}} [[Salford Red Devils]] (H)
|bgcolor=DDFFDD| 19-12
|-
| colspan="3" style="background-color:white;"| <small>'''Key:''' (H) = Home venue; (A) = Away venue; (N) = [[Home advantage#Neutral venues|Neutral venue]].</small>
|}

St Helens ended the regular season as League leaders, thus earning them a bye to the semi-final.

They played the lowest ranked winner of the eliminators, which was Salford.

2 minutes into the match, Salford lost Andy Ackers to a head injury, to which he then failed a HIA, ruling him out for the rest of the game.

The first try of the game came on 14 minutes, with [[Joe Batchelor]] touching down to give saints a 4–0 lead. [[Tommy Makinson]] converting the try 6–0.
Batchelor got his 2nd try of the game 5 minutes later, with Makinson again converting the try to make it 12–0.
Saints' [[Morgan Knowles]] was then penalised on 24 minutes, for an alleged [[Chicken wing tackle]], to which he was sent to the [[sin bin]] for.
From the resulting penalty, [[Kallum Watkins]] got Salford's first try of the game. [[Marc Sneyd]] converted the try 12–6.
With less than a minute of the first half remaining, [[Jonny Lomax]] kicked a drop goal, to give saints a 13–6 lead at half time.
Matty Lees thought he'd scored saints 3rd try on 49 minutes, but it was ruled out for a double movement.

Salford scored again on 61 minutes, as [[Joe Burgess]] broke clear down the left, to send [[Ryan Brierley]] under the posts, to bring Salford to within 1 point.

Saints scored again on 70 minutes, through [[Jon Bennison]], to give saints a 5 point lead, before Makinson again converted to make it 19–12.

With 5 minutes of the game remaining, Salford were denied a possible [[penalty try]], as [[Tommy Makinson]] committed a professional foul, as he pulled back [[Tim Lafai]] off the ball, as he was chasing a grubber kick. Makinson was sent to the sin, and the referee did not award a penalty try, as he deemed lafai would not have gotten to the ball in time.

===Leeds Rhinos===
{| class="wikitable plainrowheaders" style="text-align:center;margin-left:1em;"
!width="25" | Round
!width="150" | Opposition
!width="60" | Score
|-
!scope=row style="text-align:center"| Elimination Semi-final 
| {{leagueicon|catalans|16}} [[Catalans Dragons]] (A)
|bgcolor=DDFFDD| 10-20
|-
!scope=row style="text-align:center"| Semi-final 
| {{leagueicon|Wigan|16}} [[Wigan Warriors]] (A)
|bgcolor=DDFFDD| 8-20
|-
| colspan="3" style="background-color:white;"| <small>'''Key:''' (H) = Home venue; (A) = Away venue; (N) = [[Home advantage#Neutral venues|Neutral venue]].</small>
|}

Leeds finished the regular season in 5th, by beating [[Castleford Tigers]] 14–8 on the final day of the season, thus earning them a place in the eliminators.

====First Eliminator====

Leeds traveled to [[Catalans Dragons]], in a game which saw 4 cards shown (3 yellow, 1 red). [[Mitchell Pearce]] was sent to the bin twice, and [[Michael McIllorum]] was also binned for the dragons, with [[Gil Dudson]] later sent off, for headbutting [[Aiden Sezer]].

Catalans got the first points of the game on 28 minutes, as Leeds were penalised for offside. [[Sam Tomkins]] opted to kick the penalty goal, to which he was successful. Catalans 2-0 Leeds.

Leeds were penalised again for offside on 32 minutes, and Tomkins successfully kicked the penalty, to give the dragons a 4–0 lead. 

Leeds got the first try of the game through [[Liam Sutcliffe]], to level the scores at 4-4.
[[Zak Hardaker]] kicked the conversion, to give Leeds a 6–4 lead.

With 3 minutes of the first half remaining, Sutcliffe scored his, and Leeds' 2nd try, to which was awarded by the video referee.
Hardaker once again on target with the conversion, to give Leeds a 12-4 lead going into half time.

3 minutes into the 2nd half, Catalans got their first (and only) try of the game, through [[Dean Whare]], with Tomkins successful with the conversion, to get Catalans to within 2 points.

On 64 minutes, Sutcliffe got his 3rd try of the game, again being awarded by the video referee.
Hardaker once again successful with the conversion, to give Leeds an 8 point lead.

With less than 1 minute remaining, Leeds were awarded a penalty,  with hardaker once again successful. 

Final score: Catalans 10-20 Leeds

====Semi-final====

Leeds travelled to Wigan in the semi-final, as the highest ranked winner of the eliminators.

The first try of the game, came on 8 minutes, through [[Liam Marshall]], after he made an acrobatic dive for the corner. The video referee awarded the try, as Marshall did not put a foot in touch before grounding the ball. Harry Smith missed the conversion.

On 19 minutes, Leeds were awarded a scrum, after a knock on from Wigan, but the referee gave a penalty to Wigan, due to interference at the scrum. Smith opted to go for goal, but the kick was wide, and the score remained 4-0.

With 5 minutes of the first half remaining, Leeds were awarded a penalty 10 metres out, to which Zak Hardaker kicked the goal, and bring Leeds back to within 2 points heading into half time.

5 minutes into the 2nd half, Leeds got their first try of the game, through [[Jarrod O'Connor]], with Hardaker successful with the conversion, to give Leeds an 8-4 lead.

3 minutes later, Leeds scored again, with a try from [[James Bentley (rugby league)|James Bentley]]. Hardaker successful again with the conversion, to make it 14-4 to Leeds.

Things got worse for Wigan on 51 minutes, as John Bateman was shown a red card, for a late/dangerous tackle on Aiden Sezer, to which he was then required to leave the field for a HIA, before failing to pass the test, which meant he couldn't return.

With 15 minutes of the game remaining, Bentley scored his 2nd try of the game, to send Leeds to their first grand final since [[2017 Super League Grand Final|2017]], and ended Wigan's 13 match unbeaten home record.

[[Sam Powell]] scored a late consolation try for Wigan, but it was too little too late for Wigan.

== Match details ==
{{rugbyleaguebox
| bg        = #eeeeee 
| date      = 24 September 2022
| time      = 18:00 [[British Summer Time|BST]] ([[UTC+01]])
| team1     = {{leagueicon|St Helens|12}} [[St Helens RFC|St Helens]]
| score     = 24–12
| report    = 
| team2     = {{leagueicon|Leeds|12}} [[Leeds Rhinos]]
| try1      = [[Matty Lees|Lees]] 3' <br> [[Jon Bennison|Bennison]] 18' <br> [[Konrad Hurrell|Hurrell]] 46' <br> [[Mark Percival|Percival]] 58'
| goal1     = [[Tommy Makinson|Makinson]] (4/4) 4', 19', 47', 59'<br> '''Penalty''': Makinson (0/1)
| drop1     =
| try2      = [[Kruise Leeming|Leeming]] 40' <br> [[Rhyse Martin|Martin]] 72'
| goal2     = [[Rhyse Martin|Martin]] (2/2) 40', 73'
| drop2     =
| stadium   = [[Old Trafford]], [[Manchester]]
| attendance = 60,783
| referee   = Liam Moore
| manofmatch = [[Jonny Lomax]]
}}

{| class="wikitable" style="font-size:90%; text-align:center;" "
! colspan="2"  style="width:138px; background:white ; color:red ; border:red2px;"|'''St Helens 
![[Rugby league positions|Position]]
! colspan="2"  style="width:138px; background:blue; color:yellow; border:2px ;"|Leeds Rhinos 
|-
!22
|[[Jon Bennison]] {{try}} 18'
|{{rlp|FB}}
!16
|[[Richie Myler]]
|-
!2
|[[Tommy Makinson]]
|{{rlp|WG}}
!20
|[[Tom Briscoe]]
|-
!23
|[[Konrad Hurrell]] {{try}} 46'
|{{rlp|CE}}
!33
|[[Zak Hardaker]]
|-
!4
|[[Mark Percival]] {{try}} 58' {{suboff|72}}
|{{rlp|CE}} 
!4
|[[Liam Sutcliffe]]
|-
!3
|[[Will Hopoate]]
|{{rlp|WG}}
!5
|[[Ash Handley]]
|-
!1
|[[Jack Welsby]]
|{{rlp|SH}}
!17
|[[Cameron Smith (rugby league, born 1998)|Cameron Smith]]
|-
!6
|[[Jonny Lomax]]
|{{rlp|SO}}
!8
|[[Blake Austin]]
|-
!17
|[[Agnatius Paasi]] {{suboff|23}}
|{{rlp|PR}}
!8
|[[Mikolaj Oledzki]] {{suboff|32}}, {{subon|63}}, {{suboff|73}}
|-
!9
|[[James Roby]]
|{{rlp|HK}}
!24
|[[Jarrod O'Connor]] {{suboff|49}}
|-
!10
|[[Matty Lees]] {{try}} 3'
|{{rlp|PR}}
!10
|[[Matt Prior]] {{suboff|21}}, {{subon|65}}
|-
!12
|[[Joe Batchelor]]
|{{rlp|SR}}
!11
|[[James Bentley (rugby league)|James Bentley]]
|-
!16
|[[Curtis Sironen]]
|{{rlp|SR}}
!12
|[[Rhyse Martin]] {{try}} 72'
|-
!13
|[[Morgan Knowles]]
|{{rlp|PR}}
!13
|[[Zane Tetevano]]
|-
!11
|[[Sione Mata'utia]]
| rowspan="4" |Interchange
!9
|[[Kruise Leeming]] {{subon|32}}, {{try}} 40'
|-
!14
|[[Joey Lussick]]
!25
|[[James Donaldson (rugby league)|James Donaldson]] {{subon|49}}, {{suboff|65}}, {{subon|73}}
|-
!15
|[[Louie McCarthy-Scarsbrook]] {{subon|23}}
!22
|[[Sam Walters (rugby league)|Sam Walters]] {{subon|52}}, {{suboff|63}}
|-
!19
|[[Jake Wingfield]]
!19
|[[Bodene Thompson]] {{subon|21}}, {{suboff|52}}
|-
!
| {{flagicon|AUS}} [[Kristian Woolf]]
|Head coach
!
|{{flagicon|AUS}} [[Rohan Smith (rugby league)|Rohan Smith]]
|}

==Notes==
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==References==
{{reflist|30em}}

==External links==
*[https://www.rugbyleagueproject.org/seasons/super-league-xxvii-2022/st-helens/summary.html Rugby League Project - Super League XXVII 2022 - St Helens]
*[https://www.rugbyleagueproject.org/seasons/super-league-xxvii-2022/leeds-rhinos/summary.html Rugby League Project - Super League XXVII 2022 - Leeds Rhinos]

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