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The Venue Is Set Let Battle Commence



Warrington Wolves will play their Carnegie Challenge Cup semi-final at the Stobart Stadium, Widnes.



The fixture against the Catalans Dragons will be played on Sunday 8th August, kicking off at 3.30pm.



Match tickets for this game will go on sale to Season Ticket Holders from Wednesday 9th June 9am for 3 days through to close of business Friday.



Tickets will then go on general sale as of Saturday 12th June at 9am.



Season Ticket Holders will need to use Special Voucher no. 14 when purchasing. Online purchases will be available as of Wednesday with your Season Ticket book number requested when ordering. There will be no limit on purchases.



A facility will also be in place for those wishing to make postal and telephone orders.



Please keep an eye out on warringtonwolves.com for regular updates on this Cup fixture.



Pre-purchased tickets will range from £18 to £25 adults and concessions £5 to £10 concessions.



This fixture will be televised on BBC as will the semi-final between Leeds Rhinos and St Helens to be played at the Galpharm Stadium (Saturday 7th August 2.30pm).



Sally Bolton, the RFL's Director of Events and Projects, said: "The Carnegie Challenge Cup is one of Rugby League's iconic events which is eagerly anticipated by players and fans alike.



"With the clubs just 80 minutes away from an appearance at Wembley, the semi-finals have an atmosphere and tension all of their own and we've chosen venues which can only add to the overall experience.



"Demand for tickets will be huge so supporters are urged to purchase their tickets as soon as possible."

Glad that is confirmed. Going to prepare myself for Wednesday which will no doubt be a shambles to queue for and buy tickets!





I wonder if they would have learnt from last year???

We're playing Catalans here, not Wigan or Saints or Widnes, so unlike last year we will have most of the tickets...

I can't see there being a problem for tickets this time when the stadium capacity coped so well with a Wigan vs Wire game last season. In fact it wasn't even a sell out with a 12,975 attendance in a 13,350 capacity venue.

Just go on Thursday or Friday, there’ll be less (if any) queue. There will be no problem for season ticket holders getting tickets and I would expect any Warrington fan that wants to go will get a ticket. I don’t remember anyone having much difficulty last year and we only had half the tickets, this time we'll have most of them!

The Stoop is 12 miles from Wembley Stadium. It would have caused a right headache for the RLF if Harlequins had made the final.



It would be even worse if Salford made a Grand Final.

Will there be free coaches?

So has a decision been made with regard to the venues for both semi finals yet?

No idea mate, you'd of thought we'd of heard some news by now, eh?

Did he not start the sarcasm?



I'm confused now