Year: | 2022 |
Team Colour: | red; border: solid black 2px |
Font Colour: | white; |
League: | Super League |
League Link: | Super League |
League Rank: | 6 |
League Wins: | 14 |
League Draws: | 0 |
League Losses: | 13 |
Points For: | 700 |
Points Against: | 622 |
Playoff Result: | Semi-finals |
Cup: | Challenge Cup |
Cup Result: | Sixth round |
Cup Wins: | 0 |
Cup Losses: | 1 |
Ceo Title: | Chairman |
Ceo: | Ian Blease |
Coach Title: | Head Coach |
Coach: | Paul Rowley |
Captain: | Elijah Taylor |
Stadium: | AJ Bell Stadium Barton-upon-Irwell, Greater Manchester |
Avg Attendance: | 4,690 |
Agg Attendance: | 58,888 |
High Attendance: | 6,041 |
Low Attendance: | 3,221 |
Top Tries: | Ken Sio (28) |
Top Goals: | Marc Sneyd (105) |
Top Points: | Marc Sneyd (228) |
Prev Season: | 2021 |
Next Season: | 2023 |
List: | yes |
List Link: | List of Salford Red Devils seasons |
In the 2022 rugby league season, Salford Red Devils competed in Super League XXVII and the 2022 Challenge Cup. Salford played at the AJ Bell Stadium and were coached by Paul Rowley.
On 11 February, Salford began their Super League campaign with a 26–16 away win at Castleford Tigers[1] which they followed with a 38–12 win over Toulouse Olympique.[2] After this Salford began a poor run of results which saw them knocked out in the sixth round of the Challenge Cup[3] and fall to tenth in the table by early May.[4] However, their season then began to improve with back-to-back wins against Leeds Rhinos and Castleford[5] and although a win over Wakefield Trinity in June was seen as boosting their chances of survival,[6] by mid-July their win over Catalans Dragons was described in terms of them possibly reaching the play-offs.[7] A 44–12 upset of league leaders' St Helens[8] was part of a strong late season that also included wins over Huddersfield Giants and Castleford[9] [10] and meant that Salford went into the final round of the regular season having already qualified for the play-offs and so named six debutants in the squad for their 32–14 loss to Warrington wolves.[11]
After finishing sixth in the table, Salford faced third-placed Huddersfield in the play-offs and defeated them 28–0 to set up a semi-final fixture with St Helens.[12] On 17 September, their season was ended at the Totally Wicked Stadium by a 19–12 loss to the defending champions.[13] At the 2022 Super League Awards on 20 September, Brodie Croft was named the Man of Steel.[14]
Date | Versus | H/A | Venue | Result | Score | Tries | Goals | Attendance | Report | +Pre-season results | 15 January | Swinton Lions | H | AJ Bell Stadium | 48–12 | [15] | ||||
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21 January | Halifax Panthers | H | AJ Bell Stadium | 32–10 | [16] [17] | |||||||||||||||
4 February | Warrington Wolves | A | Halliwell Jones Stadium | 14–30 | [18] |
See main article: 2022 Super League season.
Date | Round | Versus | H/A | Venue | Result | Score | Tries | Goals | Attendance | Report | +Super League results | 11 February | 1 | Castleford Tigers | A | Mend-A-Hose Jungle | 26–16 | Cross, Sio, Vuniyayawa | Sneyd (7) | 10,050 | RLP | |
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20 February | 2 | Toulouse Olympique | H | AJ Bell Stadium | 38–12 | Sio (4), Brierley, Lafai, Sneyd | Sneyd (5) | 4,003 | RLP | |||||||||||||
26 February | 3 | Hull FC | A | MKM Stadium | 16–48 | Lafai (2), Sio | Sneyd (2) | 10,081 | RLP | |||||||||||||
6 March | 4 | Huddersfield Giants | A | John Smiths Stadium | 2–34 | Sneyd | 5,702 | RLP | ||||||||||||||
11 March | 5 | Hull KR | H | AJ Bell Stadium | 16–26 | Burgess, Sio, Wright | Sneyd (2) | 3,950 | RLP | |||||||||||||
18 March | 6 | Leeds Rhinos | H | AJ Bell Stadium | 26–12 | Atkin, Brierley, Sio, Taylor | Sneyd (5) | 5,756 | RLP | |||||||||||||
3 April | 7 | Wakefield Trinity | A | Be Well Support Stadium | 24–30 | Sio (2), Williams (2), Cross | Sneyd (2) | 4,371 | RLP | |||||||||||||
14 April | 8 | Warrington Wolves | A | Halliwell Jones Stadium | 18–32 | Ackers, Brierley, Sio | Sneyd (3) | 8,486 | RLP | |||||||||||||
18 April | 9 | Catalans Dragons | H | AJ Bell Stadium | 10–36 | Cross, Sio | Sneyd | 3,221 | RLP | |||||||||||||
24 April | 10 | Wigan Warriors | A | DW Stadium | 24–30 | Costello, Gerrard, Sio, Vuniyayawa | Brierley (4) | 10,783 | RLP | |||||||||||||
29 April | 11 | St Helens | A | Totally Wicked Stadium | 10–14 | Costello, Escaré | Atkin | 10,988 | RLP | |||||||||||||
15 May | 12 | Leeds Rhinos | H | AJ Bell Stadium | 23–8 | Ackers, Brierley, Burgess, Sio | Sneyd (3 + FG) | 4,473 | RLP | |||||||||||||
20 May | 13 | Castleford Tigers | H | AJ Bell Stadium | 30–14 | Burgess (3), Cross, Lafai | Sneyd (5) | 5,355 | RLP | |||||||||||||
5 June | 14 | Hull Kingston Rovers | A | Hull College Community Stadium | 16–43 | Burgess, Cross, Watkins | Sneyd | 7,023 | RLP | |||||||||||||
10 June | 15 | Wigan Warriors | H | AJ Bell Stadium | 12–30 | Cross, Watkins | Sneyd (2) | 5,944 | RLP | |||||||||||||
26 June | 16 | Wakefield Trinity | H | AJ Bell Stadium | 74–10 | Burgess (3), Brierley (2), Cross (2), Sio (2), Akauola, Croft, Lafai, Watkins | Sneyd (11) | 4,047 | RLP | |||||||||||||
3 July | 17 | Warrington Wolves | A | Halliwell Jones Stadium | 32–24 | Ormondroyd (2), Atkin, Brierley, Cross, Williams | Sneyd | 8,559 | RLP | |||||||||||||
10 July | 18 | Huddersfield Giants | N | St James' Park | 18–30 | Croft, Cross, Luckley | Sneyd (3) | 25,333 | RLP | |||||||||||||
17 July | 19 | Catalans Dragons | H | AJ Bell Stadium | 32–6 | Sio (3), Croft, Ormondroyd | Sneyd (6) | 2,607 | RLP | |||||||||||||
23 July | 20 | Toulouse Olympique | A | Stade Ernest Wallon | 24–11 | Burgess (2), Sio (2) | Sneyd (4) | 3,706 | RLP | |||||||||||||
31 July | 21 | St Helens | H | AJ Bell Stadium | 44–12 | Burgess (2), Watkins (2), Akauola, Burke, Croft, Sarginson | Sneyd (6) | 6,041 | RLP | |||||||||||||
7 August | 22 | Leeds Rhinos | A | Headingley | 14–34 | Burgess, Croft, Sio | Sneyd | 14,668 | RLP | |||||||||||||
13 August | 23 | Huddersfield Giants | H | AJ Bell Stadium | 33–16 | Brierley, Burgess, Lafai, livett, Sio, Watkins | Sneyd (4 + FG) | 4,400 | RLP | |||||||||||||
20 August | 24 | Catalans Dragons | A | Stade Gilbert Brutus | 46–14 | Watkins (2), Atkin, Brierley, Croft, Cross, Sio, Sneyd | Sneyd (5), Brierley (2) | 7,133 | RLP | |||||||||||||
25 August | 25 | Hull FC | H | John Smiths Stadium | 28–18 | Breirley, Cross, Sio, Watkins, Williams | Sneyd (4) | 3,968 | RLP | |||||||||||||
29 August | 26 | Castleford Tigers | A | Mend-A-Hose Jungle | 50–10 | Sneyd (2), Croft, Cross, Ormondroyd, Sio, Watkins, Wright | Sneyd (9) | 7,322 | RLP | |||||||||||||
3 September | 27 | Warrington Wolves | H | AJ Bell Stadium | 14–32 | Dalton-Harrop, Greenwood | Livett (3) | 5,123 | RLP |
Date | Round | Versus | H/A | Venue | Result | Score | Tries | Goals | Attendance | Report | +Play-off results | 10 September | Eliminators | Huddersfield Giants | A | John Smiths Stadium | 28–0 | Ackers, Brierley, Burgess, Watkins | Sneyd (6) | 6,374 | RLP | |
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17 September | Semi-finals | St Helens | A | Totally Wicked Stadium | 12–19 | Brierley, Watkins | Sneyd (2) | 12,357 | RLP |
Source:Rugby League Project
Date | Round | Versus | H/A | Venue | Result | Score | Tries | Goals | Attendance | Report | +Challenge Cup results | 27 March | 6 | Wigan Warriors | A | DW Stadium | 0–20 | 6,005 | RLP |
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