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London's calling! Wigan, Hull KR, and St Helens look to become Wembley immortals

London's calling! Wigan, Hull KR, and St Helens look to become Wembley immortals
Sky Sports Football Wednesday 27 May 2026, 06:00 UTC 1 min read
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Wembley Way has once again been flooded with football fans from every corner of the leagues, all dreaming of seeing their team immortalised on that iconic turf. For rugby league's elite, that same shot at immortality comes around every single year.

Wembley Way has once again been flooded with football fans from every corner of the leagues, all dreaming of seeing their team immortalised on that iconic turf. For rugby league's elite, that same shot at immortality comes around every single year.
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