Warrington Wolves will officially open a new 150th anniversary wall at the Halliwell Jones Stadium in Warrington, Cheshire, on February 13, 2026. The ceremony celebrates the long history of the club and takes place just before a sold-out match against St Helens that is expected to attract a record-breaking crowd.
The new feature includes personalised tiles bought by fans and a tribute to 150 club legends. According to the Warrington Wolves, the wall is a permanent way to thank supporters who have followed the team since it was founded in 1876.
A record crowd of 15,064 people is expected for the evening game, which would be the largest home attendance for the club in 52 years and a record for the current stadium. The ceremony is set to begin at 6:30 PM and will include appearances by former players before the match starts at 8:00 PM.
The club has also introduced a special commemorative badge for the season to mark the 150-year milestone. The evening represents a major event for the local community, with high demand for transport expected around the town centre as fans arrive for the historic fixture.
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