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  SALFORD FALL BACK INTO OLD HABITS Salford RLFC 10 Warrington Wolves 60 Match Report David Clegg A vastly improved second half performance by the Salford Ladies’ team, stopped the winning margin of this, overall, one-sided contest, from being significantly greater for, with the Wolves racking up 32 points in a mere 27 minutes, all the signs were for something worse. In fairness, it has to be said that the visitors side comprised of up to seven current Wigan players on dual registration, alongside at least four former Salford players ,namely, winger, Caylee Miller, forward, Megan Condliffe, scrum half, Ellie Costello ,and stand-off, Michelle Davies. With Miller running in five tries, and Davies slotting over eight goals from eleven attempts, that contingent of former Salford favourites had a significant say in the final difference in scores. After a magnificent win, the previous week, over the Bradford Bulls, it had been hoped that the Salford side had turned a corner in their ...

  Salford RLFC travelled to Hunslet looking to do a league double over their opposition unfortunately they were unable to reproduce the heroics from earlier in the season and went down to defeat, the 1 st time Hunslet have beaten Salford in the league since 1966. It was a cloudy day in Hunslet as a good following of Salford fans who made their way over the Pennines. Danny Lynch started in the front row in the place of Cameron Bate, Brad Dwyer started at hooker with Joe Baldwin and loan signing Alfie Leake on the interchange bench. Salford started brightly looking for the early score unfortunately it was Hunslet who open the scoring after 10 minutes as Salford were pressing putting pressure on Hunslet a long Toby Hughes pass was intercepted by Mo Ogorro who raced down the field, the defensive cover came across but it was unable to prevent Billy Jowett going over the line in the other corner in traffic, he covered his own try and Salford trailed 6-0 Hunslet doubled their lead afte...

  SALFORD NOTCH THEIR FIRST VICTORY OF SEASON A most outrageous ‘snatch and grab’ of the ball, by long-serving centre three-quarter - operating on this occasion at loose forward - Alex Simpson, seven minutes from time, sealed Salford Ladies’ whole team’s ‘snatch and grab’ of the spoils, in last Sunday’s match against Bradford, thereby registering their first victory of the season, and also their first with the almost entirely new squad, which had been assembled very late on in the close season. In what must have been one of her most significant contributions in her time with the team, Simpson, one of only two players now who were in the original squad which launched Salford’s first season, spotted her opportunity to steal the ball from an opponent, and, with the try line at her mercy, raced the twelve metres to ground it near the corner and put them in the lead for the first time, in what was their first home game of the year. Twice, Bradford had led, and twice, Salford replied w...

  A hat trick by Doncaster's Bureta Faraimo was enough for the side from South Yorkshire to pick up the points against Dave Hewitt's men on Sunday at the Copacq Stadium. Dave Hewitt selected a strong line up with Kieran Dixon at Fullback, Toby Hughes and Lewis Pilling continuing at half back, Joe Baldwin starting at Hooker, Brad Dwyer and Owen Abel started on the bench. Doncaster opened the scoring after 6 minutes when Alex Sutcliffe cut though the Salford defence from 10 metres, Connor Robinson converted and Doncaster lead 6-0.More pressure from Doncaster and they extended their lead further. After good work down the middle sucked the Salford defence in and let Bureta Faraimo in at the corner, conversion was missed 0-10 Doncaster. On 14 minutes Salford kicked the ball out on the full from kick off, after some pressure and a Salford drop out Mitieli Vulikijapani fended off some desperate Salford defence to plan the ball down in the left corner. Doncaster had the wind in the...

Salford Red Devils were part of a write off petition on the 3rd December 2025. After a horrific season in Super League which started with enthusiasm with new owners promising a bright future but after months of broken promises, Broken dreams and broken hearts and 86 players  the Salford Red Devils club were finally declared deceased. The phoenix club rose from the ashes in January and after a leadership competition between Mason Caton Brown and Chris Irwin the RFL announced that Masons consortium were to be given to the chance to rebuild the club. Ryan Brierley former Salford player, Paul Hancock, Malcom Crompton were announced as part of the  leadership group. Salford RLFC 1st Head Coach was Mike Grady. Grady previously worked for the club as head coach of the women's team in 2023 and also held roles at Widnes Vikings and Rochdale Hornets. He and the leadership group was tasked to build a squad in 11 days as Salford faced Oldham in 1st game of the championship season. The 16t...