All Out Rugby League: Back Ten

It's the biggest game of the season... It's Warrington Wolves vs. Wakefield Trinity in the Super League Grand Final.

Our team break down the showdown at Old Trafford and what each team will need to do to lift the Super League title for the 1st time!

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A night to celebrate all the achievements of 2026, and we are taking you right to the event.

In this special episode we catch up with all the award winners at the Rugby League Awards Dinner.

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What a week of Rugby League! Wakefield Trinity put together arguably the club's greatest modern performance. A controversial penalty gave Warrington victory over Leeds Rhinos, and history was made as a new Super League winner will be crowned at this year's Grand Final.

Elsewhere, in the NRL shocks continued, as Newcastle Knights ended a 25 year wait for a Grand Final visit, as the Roosters ended the Dolphins fantastic season.

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This week on Back Ten predictions we discuss if Leeds Rhinos can find their form against Warrington and why Wigan will be too good for Wakefield.

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This week on Back Ten, Kyle and Paul discuss the huge red card decisions from this weeks elimination games, whether Warrington Wolves are the real deal and can truly go all the way, and who will line up for England at the Rugby League World Cup, which is less than a month away!

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The Super League Play-offs are here, and after another compelling season, we are ready to see who emerges on top at the Grand Final. But before that, we review the end of the regular season, how Wigan Warriors once again ended up on top, and whether head coach Matt Peet now needs to be considered amongst the best to ever do it.

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The Play-Offs are just 1 week away, and our team go through the many different permutations that could come out of this weekend, as well as who will lift the 2nd silverware of the season.

The big question on our lips is who is most likely to knock Wigan off their perch?

NOTICE: Due to a production error, the margin of victory needed for Leigh over Wakefield was incorrectly stated as 18-points. The correct margin was mentioned during this week's main Back Ten show.

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Kyle Amor is joined by former Super League star Paul Cooke to break down the biggest stories from Round 26 of the Super League. Following Wigan Warriors’ dominant victory over Leeds Rhinos, Cooke asks whether anyone can stop Matt Peet’s side as the play-offs approach and what the heavy defeat means for Leeds’ title hopes. The pair also react to Liam Farrell’s retirement, St Helens officially missing the top six, Leigh’s chances of emerging as a serious Grand Final threat and the remaining play-off permutations. Plus, they discuss Hull FC’s alarming defeat in Toulouse, Sylvain Houles’ Coach of the Year credentials and the wild possibility of Hull FC finishing bottom of Super League this season.

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Leeds Rhinos will host the Wigan Warriors in a showdown that is comfortably the biggest of the regular season, as the winners put themselves in prime position to win the League Leaders Shield.

Elsewhere, St Helens take on Leigh in a game they MUST WIN! Hull KR host in-form Huddersfield Giants where they will hope to secure their place in the top 6.

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This week on Back Ten, Kyle and Paul are joined by London Broncos Chairman & Co-owner, Gratn Wechsel.

We talk about the upcoming blockbuster fixture between Leeds Rhinos and Wigan Warriors, the 1895 cup final where London Broncos were victorious over Widnes Vikings, and of course, whether the capital side will be involved in the 2027 Super League season.

We also get a grip on the feelings surrounding potential NRL investment and TV deals.

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