The Wigan Warriors play Rugby League in Wigan, England. Their 2014 season results in the Super League XIX, 2014 Challenge Cup, and 2014 World Club Challenge are shown below.

World Club Challenge

As winners of the 2013 Super League Grand Final, Wigan Warriors qualified for the 2014 World Club Challenge. The game, which took place in Australia, saw Wigan lose to Sydney Roosters, champions of the 2013 NRL Grand Final.^[1]

Date	Opponent	H/A	Result	Scorers	Att.
19 February 2017	Sydney Roosters	A	14–36		31,515

Super League

Regular season

Matches

Date	Opponent	H/A	Result	Scorers	Att.	Pos.	Ref.
7 February 2014	Huddersfield Giants	H	8–24		16,240		[2]
2 March 2014	Wakefield Trinity Wildcats	H	46–24		11,703		[3]
9 March 2014	Castleford Tigers	A	31–36		8,504		[4]
14 March 2014	Hull KR	H	34–20		12,801		[5]
20 March 2014	Warrington Wolves	A	12–4		11,550		[6]
28 March 2014	Catalans Dragons	H	22–16		11,216		[7]
11 April 2014	London Broncos	H	36–14		10,680		[8]
18 April 2014	St Helens	A	33–14		17,980		[9]
21 April 2014	Bradford Bulls	H	84–6		15,529		[10]
2 May 2014	Leeds Rhinos	A	12–28		18,139		[11]
9 May 2014	Hull F.C.	A	44–16		10,539		[12]
17 May 2014	Leeds Rhinos	N	18–14		36,399		[13]
22 May 2014	Salford Red Devils	A	25–4		3,706		[14]
29 May 2014	Huddersfield Giants	A	22–31		6,106		[15]
13 June 2014	Castleford Tigers	H	46–6		11,914		[16]
18 June 2014	Widnes Vikings	H	48–8		11,638		[citation needed]
22 June 2014	Wakefield Trinity Wildcats	A	28–36		4,069		[17]
27 June 2014	St Helens	H	12–16		20,224		[18]
5 July 2014	London Broncos	A	56–6		2,013		[19]
12 July 2014	Catalans Dragons	A	37–16		7,498		[20]
18 July 2014	Hull F.C.	H	56–10		12,493		[21]
27 July 2014	Bradford Bulls	A	8–16		6,535		[22]
31 July 2014	Salford Red Devils	H	45–4		12,962		[23]
14 August 2014	Hull KR	A	14–14		6,801		[24]
29 August 2014	Widnes Vikings	A	10–24		6,223		[25]
5 September 2014	Leeds Rhinos	H	21–6		20,265		[26]
11 September 2014	Warrington Wolves	H	24–20		15,656		[27]

Source: ^[28]

Table

Super League XIX

Pos	Team v t e	Pld	W	D	L	PF	PA	PD	Pts	Qualification
1	St Helens (L, C)	27	19	0	8	796	563	+233	38	Play-offs
2	Wigan Warriors	27	18	1	8	834	429	+405	37
3	Huddersfield Giants	27	17	3	7	785	626	+159	37
4	Castleford Tigers	27	17	2	8	814	583	+231	36
5	Warrington Wolves	27	17	1	9	793	515	+278	35
6	Leeds Rhinos	27	15	2	10	685	421	+264	32
7	Catalans Dragons	27	14	1	12	733	667	+66	29
8	Widnes Vikings	27	13	1	13	611	725	−114	27
9	Hull Kingston Rovers	27	10	3	14	627	665	−38	23
10	Salford Red Devils	27	11	1	15	608	695	−87	23
11	Hull F.C.	27	10	2	15	653	586	+67	22
12	Wakefield Trinity Wildcats	27	10	1	16	557	750	−193	21
13	Bradford Bulls (R)	27	8	0	19	512	984	−472	10[a]	Relegation to Championship
14	London Broncos (R)	27	1	0	26	438	1237	−799	2

Play-offs

Date	Round	Opponent	H/A	Result	Scorers	Att.	Ref.
18 September 2014	Qualifying play-offs	Huddersfield Giants	H	57–4		8,562	[31]
2 October 2014	Qualifying Semi-Final	Warrington Wolves	H	16–12		15,023	[32]
11 October 2014	Grand Final	St Helens	N	6–14		70,102	[33]

Source: ^[28]

Challenge Cup

After finishing second in the Super League XVI, Wigan Warriors entered the 2014 Challenge Cup at the fourth round. Last year's winners won in the fourth and fifth rounds before being eliminated by Castleford Tigers in the quarter finals.

Date	Round	Opponent	H/A	Result	Scorers	Att.
4 April 2014	Fourth Round	Dewsbury Rams	A	56–6		3,054
27 April 2014	Fifth Round	Huntley Hawks	H	52–8		4,390
7 June 2014	Quarter Final	Castleford Tigers	H	4–16		8,736