2003 (2003) Super League Grand Final  ()
Bradford Bulls Wigan Warriors 25 12
1 2 Total BRA 4 21 25 WIG 6 6 12
Date	18 October 2003
Stadium	Old Trafford
Location	Manchester
Harry Sunderland Trophy	Stuart Reardon ( Bradford Bulls)
Referee	Karl Kirkpatrick
Attendance	65,537
Broadcast partners
Broadcasters	Sky Sports
Commentators	Eddie Hemmings Mike Stephenson
Super League Grand Final ← 2002 2004 →

The 2003 Super League Grand Final was the 6th official Grand Final conclusive and premiership-deciding match of Super League VIII. Held on Saturday 18 October 2003 at Old Trafford, Manchester, the game was played between Bradford Bulls and Wigan Warriors. The match was refereed Karl Kirkpatrick and watched by a crowd of 65,537, with Bradford winning 25 - 12.

Background

	Team	Pld	W	D	L	PF	PA	PD	Pts
1	Bradford Bulls	28	22	0	6	878	529	+349	44
3	Wigan Warriors	28	19	2	7	751	555	+196	41

Route to the Final

Bradford Bulls

Bradford finished top of the table so qualified straight to the play-off semi-final. They were drawn at home to Leeds Rhinos and won 30–14 to qualify for the grand final.

Wigan Warriors

Wigan finished third in the table so had to play their way through three rounds of play-off matches. In the elimination play-off they beat Warrington 25–12, the semi-final saw them beat St Helens 40–24 and then in the elimination final they beat Leeds Rhinos 23–22 to set up the final against Bradford.

Wigan

Round	Opposition	Score
Elimination Play-off	Warrington Wolves (H)	25-12
Elimination Semi-Final	St Helens (H)	40-24
Elimination Final	Leeds Rhinos (H)	23-22
Key: (H) = Home venue; (A) = Away venue.

Match details

18 October 2003

Bradford Bulls	25 - 12	Wigan Warriors
Tries: Stuart Reardon Shontayne Hape James Lowes Goals: Paul Deacon (6) Drop Goals: Paul Deacon		Tries: Danny Tickle Kris Radlinski Goals: Andy Farrell (2)

Old Trafford, Manchester Attendance: 65,537 Referee: Kark Kirkpatrick

Bradford Bulls		Position	Wigan Warriors
	Stuart Reardon	Fullback	1	Kris Radlinski
2	Tevita Vaikona	Wing	2	Brian Carney
	Michael Withers	Centre	3	Martin Aspinwall
	Shontayne Hape	Centre		David Hodgson
5	Lesley Vainikolo	Wing	5	Brett Dallas
	Karl Pratt	Stad Off		Sean O'Loughlin
7	Paul Deacon	Scrum half	7	Luke Robinson
	Joe Vagana	Prop		Quentin Pongia
9	James Lowes	Fullback	9	Terry Newton
10	Stuart Fielden	Prop		Craig Smith
	Daniel Gartner	Second Row		Mick Cassidy
11	Jamie Peacock	Second Row		Danny Tickle
	Mike Forshaw	Loose forward	13	Andy Farrell
	Leon Pryce	Interchange		Paul Johnson
6	Robbie Paul			Mark Smith
	Lee Radford			Gareth Hock
	Paul Anderson			Terry O'Connor
	Brian Noble	Coaches		Mike Gregory

World Club Challenge

Having won the championship, the Bradford Bulls were to play 2003 NRL season premiers, the Penrith Panthers in the following February's World Club Challenge.