Warrington try to break Knowsley Road hoodoo

Friday 19 March 2010 01:00 GMT

Warrington will be without the injured Lee Briers for the Challenge Cup game (GETTY IMAGES)

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Warrington have their last chance tonight to break the longest losing streak in Super League.

The Wolves have not won at St Helens' Knowsley Road since 1994, before the inception of summer rugby. Next year, Saints are leaving their historic home and, if their new stadium in the town is not completed, will play at Widnes' Halton Stadium.

Warrington could play at Knowsley Road in the Challenge Cup or the play-offs, but this is their last chance in regular season play. They will be without the injured Lee Briers for the game.

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