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Super League XXVIII
Super League XXVIII
League	Super League
Duration	27 rounds
Teams	12
Matches played	166
Points scored	6,452
Highest attendance	36,943 ; (Magic Weekend) ; (3 June)
Lowest attendance	3,348 ; Wakefield Trinity ; vs ; Catalans Dragons ; (8 September)
Average attendance	8,931
Attendance	1,487,757
Broadcast partners	Sky Sports; Channel 4; BBC Sport (highlights); Fox League; Fox Soccer Plus; Sport Klub; beIN Sports;
2023 season
Champions	Catalans Dragons or ; Wigan Warriors
League Leaders Shield	Wigan Warriors
Runners-up	Catalans Dragons or ; Wigan Warriors
Biggest home win	Catalans Dragons 61–0 ; Leeds Rhinos ; (16 September)
Biggest away win	Leeds Rhinos ; 0–50 ; Wigan Warriors ; (9 September)
Top point-scorer(s)	Harry Smith ; (206)
Top try-scorer(s)	Abbas Miski; (28)
Promotion and relegation
Relegated to Championship	Wakefield Trinity
	← 2022 2024 →

Super League XXVIII, known as the Betfred Super League XXVIII for sponsorship reasons, is the 28th season of the Super League and 129th season of rugby league in Great Britain.

The season began on 16 February 2023, and will end with the Grand Final on 14 October 2023.^[1]

St Helens were the reigning champions after winning their 4th successive title, beating Leeds Rhinos in the 2022 Grand Final.^[2] They were eliminated in the semi final, losing 6–12 to Catalans Dragons.

Leigh Leopards were immediately promoted back to Super League, after they beat Batley Bulldogs 44–12 in the 2022 Championship Grand Final.

Teams

The league comprises 12 teams. The regular season comprises 27 rounds.

Locations of the 2023 Super League teams in Northern England

Catalans

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Locations of Super League XXVIII teams in France

Legend
	Reigning Champions
	Previous season Runners-Up
	Previous season League Leaders
	Promoted

Team	2022 position	Stadium	Capacity	City/Town
Castleford Tigers	7th	The Mend-A-Hose Jungle	12,000^[3]	Castleford, West Yorkshire
Catalans Dragons	4th (Eliminated in QF stage)	Stade Gilbert Brutus	13,000^[4]	Perpignan, Pyrénées-Orientales, France
Huddersfield Giants	3rd (Eliminated in Elim Final)	John Smith's Stadium	24,121^[5]	Huddersfield, West Yorkshire
Hull FC	9th	MKM Stadium	25,400^[6]	Kingston upon Hull, East Riding of Yorkshire
Hull Kingston Rovers	8th	Sewell Group Craven Park Stadium	12,225^[7]	Kingston upon Hull, East Riding of Yorkshire
Leeds Rhinos	5th (Runners up)	Headingley Rugby Stadium	21,062^[8]	Leeds, West Yorkshire
Leigh Leopards	1st (promoted)	Leigh Sports Village	12,000^[9]	Leigh, Greater Manchester
Salford Red Devils	6th (Eliminated in SF)	AJ Bell Stadium	12,000^[10]	Salford, Greater Manchester
St Helens	1st (Champions)	Totally Wicked Stadium	18,000^[11]	St Helens, Merseyside
Wakefield Trinity	10th	The Be Well Support Stadium	9,333^[12]	Wakefield, West Yorkshire
Warrington Wolves	11th	Halliwell Jones Stadium	15,200^[13]	Warrington, Cheshire
Wigan Warriors	2nd (Eliminated in SF)	DW Stadium	25,133^[14]	Wigan, Greater Manchester

Results

Matches decided by golden point

If a match ends in a draw after 80 minutes, then a further 10 minutes of golden point extra time is played, to determine a winner (five minutes each way). The first team to score either a try, penalty goal or drop goal during this period, will win the match. However, if there are no further scores during the additional 10 minutes period, then the match will end in a draw.

Game 1 (Salford Red Devils v Wakefield Trinity)

The round 5 game between Salford Red Devils and Wakefield Trinity on 19 March 2023, finished 13–all after 80 minutes. The game then went to extra time, which saw numerous drop goal attempts by both teams. Salford won the match 14–13 with a drop goal from Marc Sneyd.

Game 2 (Hull Kingston Rovers v Wigan Warriors)

The round 13 game between Hull Kingston Rovers & Wigan Warriors on 25 May 2023, finished 22–all after 80 minutes, with Abbas Miski scoring a last gasp try on the final hooter, to level the match. The game then went to extra time. The first chance came to Mikey Lewis, as he kicked a drop goal, but his effort hit the post. With less than 20 seconds of the first 5 minutes remaining, Liam Farrell scored the match winning try, to win the game 26–22.

Game 3 (Leeds Rhinos v St Helens)

The round 13 game between Leeds Rhinos and St Helens on 26 May 2023, finished 12-all after 80 minutes. The match then went to golden point, with numerous drop goal attempts from both sides. With 26 seconds of the match remaining, Lewis Dodd kicked a drop goal for Saints, to win the match 13–12.

Game 4 (Wakefield Trinity v Wigan Warriors)

The round 18 game between Wakefield Trinity and Wigan Warriors on 7 July 2023, finished 26–all after 80 minutes. Wigan almost won the game 26–24, but were penalised for an off the ball tackle with seconds of the match remaining. Will Dagger kicked a penalty goal on the hooter, to send the game to golden point. The only chance of the game went to Wakefield, with Dagger kicking a drop goal to win the match for Wakefield, 27–26.

Game 5 (Leeds Rhinos v Hull KR)

The round 19 game between Leeds Rhinos and Hull KR on 14 July 2023, finished 18–all after 80 minutes. The first chance of the game came for Hull KR, as Brad Schneider attempted a drop goal attempt, but his effort fell just short. but as Leeds got the ball back, they knocked on from the kick off, and this time, debutant Schneider, kicked the winning DG, to condemn Leeds to their 2nd golden point defeat of the season at Headingley.

Game 6 (Wigan Warriors v Hull FC)

The Round 22 game between Wigan Warriors and Hull FC on 18 August 2023, finished 12–all after 80 minutes, as Jake Wardle scored a last minute try for Wigan, to send the game to extra time. The first attempt at a drop goal, came from Wigan's Harry Smith, but his effort was wide. Hull then had a chance of their own, but Sam Powell charged the kick down, and the first period ended with no scores. With less than 2 minutes of the game remaining, Harry Smith then kicked a drop goal from 45 meters out, to win the game for Wigan 13–12.

Game 7 (Salford Red Devils v Warrington Wolves)

The Round 25 game between Salford Red Devils and Warrington Wolves on 10 September 2023, finished 20–all after 80 minutes, as Marc Sneyd kicked a late penalty goal for Salford, to send the game to extra time. The only attempt at a drop goal came from Marc Sneyd, but his effort hit the post and bounced back into play. With less than 2 minutes of the first period remaining, Joe Burgess made a break for the line, before passing the ball to Sam Stone to score the winning try.

Game 8 (Leigh Leopards v Wakefield Trinity)

The Round 26 game between Leigh Leopards and Wakefield Trinity on 15 September 2023, finished 19–all after 80 minutes, as Luke Gale kicked a drop goal for Wakefield with 15 seconds of the game remaining, to send the game to extra time. Both sides attempted drop goals, but neither team could score any points during the first 5 minutes. In the 9th minute, Gareth O'Brien kicked the winning drop goal for Leigh, to win the match 20-19, and confirm Wakefield's relegation.

Table

Pos	Team v t e	Pld	W	L	PF	PA	PD	Pts	Qualification
1	Wigan Warriors (L, C)	27	20	7	722	360	+362	40	Qualification to Semi-finals
2	Catalans Dragons	27	20	7	722	420	+302	40	Qualification to Semi-finals
3	St. Helens	27	20	7	613	366	+247	40	Qualification to Eliminators
4	Hull KR	27	16	11	589	498	+91	32
5	Leigh Leopards	27	16	11	585	508	+77	32
6	Warrington Wolves	27	14	13	597	512	+85	28
7	Salford Red Devils	27	13	14	494	512	−18	26
8	Leeds Rhinos	27	12	15	535	534	+1	24
9	Huddersfield Giants	27	11	16	473	552	−79	22
10	Hull FC	27	10	17	476	654	−178	20
11	Castleford Tigers	27	6	21	323	774	−451	12
12	Wakefield Trinity (R)	27	4	23	303	742	−439	8	Relegation to Championship

Source: Super League
(C) Champions; (L) League Leaders' Shield Winners; (R) Relegated

Play-offs

Eliminators			Semi-finals			Grand Final

			2	Catalans Dragons	12
4	Hull Kingston Rovers	20	3	St Helens	6
5	Leigh Leopards	6				2	Catalans Dragons
						1	Wigan Warriors
			1	Wigan Warriors	42
3	St Helens	16	4	Hull Kingston Rovers	12
6	Warrington Wolves	8

Week 1: Eliminators

29 September 2023
20:00 BST (UTC+01)

Hull KR	20–6	Leigh Leopards
Tries: Walker 33' Hall 38' Luckley 42' Goals: Schneider (4/5) 22' (pen), 34', 39', 76' (pen)	Report	Tries: Charnley 57' Goals: Reynolds 8'

Sewell Group Craven Park, Hull
Referee: Jack Smith

30 September 2023
12:45 BST (UTC+01)

St Helens	16–8	Warrington Wolves
Tries: Dodd 25' Walmsley 45' Makinson 57' Goals: Percival (4/4) 26', 37' (pen), 58', 73' (pen)	Report	Tries: Wrench 43' Bullock 60' Goals: Ratchford (2/2) 44', 53' (pen)

Totally Wicked Stadium, St Helens
Attendance: 13,801
Referee: Ben Thaler

Week 2: Semi-finals

6 October 2023
20:00 BST (UTC+01)

Catalans Dragons	12–6	St Helens
Tries: Tomkins 79' Goals: Keighran (4/4) 29' (pen), 65' (pen), 73' (pen) 80'	Report	Tries: Hopoate 50' Goals: Percival (1/1) 51' Lees 72'

Stade Gilbert Brutus, Perpignan
Attendance: 11,530
Referee: Chris Kendall

7 October 2023
12:45 BST (UTC+01)

Wigan Warriors	42–12	Hull KR
Tries: Marshall 2', 11', 43' Field 5', 54' King 47' Miski 56' Goals: Smith (7/7) 3', 6', 12', 44', 48', 55', 57'	Report	Tries: Minchella 24' Litten 77' Goals: Schneider (2/2) 25, 78'

DW Stadium, Wigan
Attendance: 15,162
Referee: Liam Moore

Week 3: Grand Final

14 October 2023
18:00 BST (UTC+01)

Wigan Warriors	10–2	Catalans Dragons
Try: Marshall 53' Con: Smith 54' Pen: Smith 27', 64'	Report	Pen: Keighran 38'

Old Trafford, Manchester
Attendance: 58,137
Referee: Liam Moore
Player of the match:

Jake Wardle (Wigan Warriors)

Player statistics

Top try scorer(s)

	Winner(s)	Club	Tries
1	Abbas Miski	Wigan Warriors	28
2	Tom Johnstone	Catalans Dragons	27
3	Josh Charnley	Leigh Leopards	26
4	Tommy Makinson	St Helens	22
5	Liam Marshall	Wigan Warriors	20
6	Adam Swift	Hull FC	19
7	Matty Ashton	Warrington Wolves	18
8	Bevan French	Wigan Warriors	17
9	Jai Field	Wigan Warriors	16

Top goal scorer

	Player	Club	Goals	Missed Goals	Drop Goals	Goal Percentage %
1	Stefan Ratchford	Warrington Wolves	96	16	0	86%
2	Harry Smith	Wigan Warriors	87	52	2	62%
3	Marc Sneyd	Salford Red Devils	84	14	4	86%
4	Rhyse Martin	Leeds Rhinos	77	21	0	77%
5	Ben Reynolds	Leigh Leopards	75	17		80%
6	Adam Keighran	Catalans Dragons	68	20		78%
7	Mark Percival	St Helens	53	10		82%
8	Jake Clifford	Hull FC	50	21		70%
9	Arthur Mourgue	Catalans Dragons	41	7		86%
10	Oliver Russell	Huddersfield Giants	40	13	1	76%

Top points scorer

Winner	Club	Points
1	Stefan Ratchford	Warrington Wolves	200
2	Rhyse Martin	Leeds Rhinos	194
3	Harry Smith	Wigan Warriors	192
4	Adam Keighran	Catalans Dragons	184
4	Marc Sneyd	Salford Red Devils	184
6	Ben Reynolds	Leigh Leopards	170
7	Tommy Makinson	St Helens	146
8	Mark Percival	St Helens	142
9	Jake Clifford	Hull FC	124
10	Tom Johnstone	Catalans Dragons	108
10	Abbas Miski	Wigan Warriors	108

End-of-season awards

The end of season awards will take place on Tuesday 10 October.

Steve Prescott Man of Steel Nominees:

Tom Johnstone (Catalans Dragons)
*Jack Welsby (Wigan Warriors)
*Bevan French (St Helens)

Coach of the year Nominees:
Steve McNamara (Catalans Dragons)
Adrian Lam (Leigh Leopards)
Paul Rowley (Salford Red Devils)
Matt Peet (Wigan Warriors)

Top tackler:

Luke Yates (Huddersfield) (1,027 Tackles)

Top Metre-maker:

Tom Amone (Leigh) (3,467 Meters)

Top Try Scorer(s):

Tom Johnstone (Catalans)
Abbas Miski (Wigan) (27 Tries Each)

Top Try Assists:

Bevan French (30)

Top Goal Kicker:

Stefan Ratchford (96 Goals & 0 Drop Goals)

Top Points Scorer:

Stefan Ratchford (200)

Young player of the year nominees:

Spirit Of Super League:

Discipline

Red cards

Rank	Player	Club	Red Cards
1	James Greenwood	Huddersfield Giants	1
	James McDonnell	Leeds Rhinos
	Ben Reynolds	Leigh Leopards
	Konrad Hurrell	St Helens
	Kevin Proctor	Wakefield Trinity
	Hugo Salabio	Wakefield Trinity
	Gil Dudson	Warrington Wolves

Yellow cards

Rank	Player	Club	Yellow Cards
1	Sam Lisone	Leeds Rhinos	3
2	Manu Ma'u	Catalans Dragons	2
	Ligi Sao	Hull FC
	Harry Newman	Leeds Rhinos
	Ryan Brierley	Salford Red Devils
	Deon Cross
	Marc Sneyd
	King Vuniyayawa
	Matty Lees	St Helens
	Sione Mata'utia	St Helens
	Sam Kasiano	Warrington Wolves}}

As of 23 September 2023

(Round 27)

Attendances

Club attendances

As of 30 September 2023

Club	Home Games	Total	Average	Highest	Lowest
Castleford Tigers	13	93,237	7,172	10,062	5,788
Catalans Dragons}}	13	117,808	9,053	10,786	6,933
Huddersfield Giants}}	13	68,086	5,237	7,737	4,070
Hull FC	13	160,617	12,355	20,985	9,937
Hull KR	14	114,010^[a]	8,770	^[b] 12,225	7,250
Leeds Rhinos	13	164,354	13,696	16,140	11,717
Leigh Leopards	13	94,303	7,254	10,308	5,423
Salford Red Devils	13	64,603	5,383	7,854	3,836
St Helens	14	179,979	12,782	17,088	10,304
Wakefield Trinity	13	51,443	4,287	4,710	3,348
Warrington Wolves	13	141,575	10,890	15,026	8,981
Wigan Warriors	13	175,462	13,497	24,275	11,451

^ based on the average attendance given by KR, the total attendance adds up to 114,000 (roughly)
^ The Hull Derby on 9 July was recorded as a sellout, but no attendance was given

Top 10 attendances

Rank	Home team	Away team	Stadium	Attendance
1	Magic Weekend: Day 1		St James' Park	36,943
2	Magic Weekend: Day 2		St James' Park	26,326
3	Wigan Warriors	St Helens}}	1=DW Stadium	24,275
4	Hull FC	Hull KR	MKM Stadium	20,985
5	St Helens	Wigan Warriors	Totally Wicked Stadium	17,088
6	Leeds Rhinos	Hull FC	Headingley Stadium	16,140
7	Hull FC	Castleford Tigers	MKM Stadium	15,383
8	Wigan Warriors	Leigh Leopards	DW Stadium	15,377
9	Leeds Rhinos	Warrington Wolves	Headingley	15,166
10	St Helens	Leeds	Totally Wicked Stadium	15,148

Broadcasting

Round	Match	Date & Time	Broadcast method
1	Warrington Wolves v Leeds Rhinos	16 February 2023, 20:00	Sky Sports
	Leigh Leopards v Salford Red Devils	17 February 2023, 20:00	Sky Sports
	Hull KR v Wigan Warriors	18 February 2023, 13:00	Channel 4
2	Salford Red Devils v Hull KR	23 February 2023, 20:00	Sky Sports
	Leeds Rhinos v Hull FC	24 February 2023, 20:00	Sky Sports
	Castleford Tigers v St Helens	26 February 2023, 13:00	Channel 4
3	Warrington Wolves v Salford Red Devils	2 March 2023, 19:45	Sky Sports
3	St Helens v Leeds Rhinos	3 March 2023, 20:00
4	Wigan Warriors v Catalans Dragons	9 March 2023, 20:00
4	Huddersfield Giants v Castleford Tigers	10 March 2023, 20:00
5	Castleford Tigers v Leeds Rhinos	16 March 2023, 20:00
5	St Helens v Hull FC	17 March 2023, 20:00
6	Huddersfield Giants v St Helens	23 March 2023, 20:00
	Wigan Warriors v Salford Red Devils	24 March 2023, 20:00
	Leeds Rhinos v Catalans Dragons	25 March 2023, 13:00	Channel 4
7	Leigh Leopards v Wigan Warriors	30 March 2023, 20:00	Sky Sports
	Hull KR v Leeds Rhinos	31 March 2023, 20:00	Sky Sports
	Warrington Wolves v Hull FC	1 April 2023, 13:00	Channel 4
8 (Rivals Round)	Castleford Tigers v Wakefield Trinity	6 April 2023, 20:00	Sky Sports
	Hull FC v Hull KR	7 April 2023, 12:30
	Wigan Warriors v St Helens	7 April 2023, 15:00
	Leigh Leopards v Salford Red Devils	8 April 2023, 14:30
	Catalans Dragons v Warrington Wolves	8 April 2023, 16:00
	Leeds Rhinos v Huddersfield Giants	9 April 2023, 18:00
9	Salford Red Devils v Castleford Tigers	13 April 2023, 20:00
9	Warrington Wolves v Wigan Warriors	14 April 2023, 20:00
10	St Helens v Warrington Wolves	20 April 2023, 20:00
10	Castleford Tigers v Hull KR	21 April 2023, 20:00
11	Hull FC v Wigan Warriors	4 May 2023, 20:00
11	Catalans Dragons v St Helens	5 May 2023, 19:45
12	Wakefield Trinity v Hull FC	11 May 2023, 20:00
	Wigan Warriors v Leeds Rhinos	12 May 2023, 20:00
	St Helens v Salford Red Devils	13 May 2023, 13:00	Channel 4
13	Hull KR v Wigan Warriors	25 May 2023, 20:00	Sky Sports
13	Leeds Rhinos v St Helens	26 May 2023, 20:00
14 (Magic Weekend)	Salford Red Devils v Hull KR	3 June 2023, 13:30
	Wigan Warriors v Catalans Dragons	3 June 2023, 15:45
	Leeds Rhinos v Castleford Tigers	3 June 2023, 18:00
	Wakefield Trinity v Leigh Leopards	4 June 2023, 12:00
	St Helens v Huddersfield Giants	4 June 2023, 14:15
	Hull FC v Warrington Wolves	4 June 2023, 16:30
15	St Helens v Wigan Warriors	9 June 2023, 20:00
15	Warrington Wolves v Huddersfield Giants	10 June 2023, 17:00
16	Hull FC v St Helens	22 June 2023, 20:00
16	Leeds Rhinos v Huddersfield Giants	23 June 2023, 20:00
17	Warrington Wolves v Leeds Rhinos	29 June 2023, 20:00
17	Leigh Leopards v Hull KR	30 June 2023, 20:00
18	Warrington Wolves v St Helens	7 July 2023, 20:00
18	Hull KR v Hull FC	9 July 2023, 12:00
19	St Helens v Catalans Dragons	13 July 2023, 20:00
19	Wigan Warriors v Warrington Wolves	14 July 2023, 20:00
20	Huddersfield Giants v Hull FC	27 July 2023, 20:00
	St Helens v Leeds Rhinos	28 July 2023, 20:00
	Wigan Warriors v Leigh Leopards	29 July 2023, 13:00	Channel 4
21	Warrington Wolves v Catalans Dragons	4 August 2023, 20:00	Sky Sports
21	Leeds Rhinos v Leigh Leopards	6 August 2023, 15:00
22	Wakefield Trinity v Castleford Tigers	18 August 2023, 20:00
	Leigh Leopards v Catalans Dragons	19 August 2023, 15:00
	Leeds Rhinos v Warrington Wolves	20 August 2023, 15:00	OurLeague
23	Hull KR v Leigh Leopards	25 August 2023, 20:00	Sky Sports
23	Catalans Dragons v Wigan Warriors	26 August 2023, 18:00
24	Wigan Warriors v Salford Red Devils	1 September 2023, 20:00
24	Warrington Wolves v Castleford Tigers	2 September 2023, 15:00
25	St Helens v Leigh Leopards	8 September 2023, 20:00
	Leeds Rhinos v Wigan Warriors	9 September 2023, 14:45
	Salford Red Devils v Warrington Wolves	10 September 2023, 12:45
26	Warrington Wolves v St Helens	15 September 2023, 20:00
	Catalans Dragons v Leeds Rhinos	16 September 2023, 17:00
	Hull KR v Salford Red Devils	16 September 2023, 19:30
27	Leigh Leopards v Wigan Warriors	22 September 2023, 20:00
Elim 1	Hull KR v Leigh Leopards	29 September 2023, 20:00
Elim 2	St Helens v Warrington Wolves	30 September 2023, 12:45	Sky Sports & Channel 4
Semi Final 1	Catalans Dragons v St Helens or Hull KR or Leigh	6 October 2023, 20:00	Sky Sports
Semi Final 2	Wigan Warriors v Warrington or Hull KR or Leigh	7 October 2023, 12:45	Sky Sports & Channel 4
Grand Final	TBC	14 October 2023, 18:00	Sky Sports

References

^ "Super League start date confirmed". superleague.co.uk. Retrieved 6 October 2022.
^ "Saints create history by completing "four-peat"". rugby-league.com. Retrieved 24 September 2022.
^ "The Jungle (Wheldon Road)". castlefordtigers.com.
^ "Stade Gilbert Brutus". catalan dragons.com.
^ "Kirklees Stadium". johnsmithsstadium.com.
^ "KCOM Stadium". kcomstadium.com/.
^ "Craven Park, Hull". hullkr.co.uk.
^ "Headingley Rugby Stadium". therhinos.co.uk. 14 December 2016.
^ "Home". Leigh Sports Village. Retrieved 25 September 2023.
^ "AJ Bell Stadium". ajbellstadium.co.uk/.
^ "Totally Wicked Stadium". saintsrlfc.com.
^ "Belle Vue (Wakefield)". wakefieldtrinity.com.
^ "Halliwell Jones Stadium". halliwelljonesstadium.co.uk/.
^ "DW Stadium". dwstadium.com.

[15] sed on the average attendance given by KR, the total attendance adds up to 114,000 (roughly)

[16] The Hull Derby on 9 July was recorded as a sellout, but no attendance was given

[1] "Super League start date confirmed". superleague.co.uk. Retrieved 6 October 2022.

[2] "Saints create history by completing "four-peat"". rugby-league.com. Retrieved 24 September 2022.

[3] "The Jungle (Wheldon Road)". castlefordtigers.com.

[4] "Stade Gilbert Brutus". catalan dragons.com.

[5] "Kirklees Stadium". johnsmithsstadium.com.

[6] "KCOM Stadium". kcomstadium.com/.

[7] "Craven Park, Hull". hullkr.co.uk.

[8] "Headingley Rugby Stadium". therhinos.co.uk. 14 December 2016.

[9] "Home". Leigh Sports Village. Retrieved 25 September 2023.

[10] "AJ Bell Stadium". ajbellstadium.co.uk/.

[11] "Totally Wicked Stadium". saintsrlfc.com.

[12] "Belle Vue (Wakefield)". wakefieldtrinity.com.

[13] "Halliwell Jones Stadium". halliwelljonesstadium.co.uk/.

[14] "DW Stadium". dwstadium.com.

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