End of live coveragepublished at 15:27 BST 4 October
As the fans prepare for this evening's victory celebration, we'll bring our parade coverage to a close. Thanks for joining us.
Summary
Fans flocked to the streets of Wakefield to celebrate Trinity's historic Super League win
Wakefield lifted the trophy after beating Warrington Wolves 23-10 at Old Trafford
An open-top bus parade travelled through the city from Belle Vue to the Town Hall
After a civic reception, fans will gather to celebrate at Wakefield Exchange
End of live coveragepublished at 15:27 BST 4 October
Civic reception - then celebrationpublished at 15:22 BST 4 October
Wakefield Trinity are now being hosted at the town hall.
Later, fans will attend a ticketed celebration at Wakefield Exchange, where they'll hear from players and watch key moments from the final.
Council leader Karl Johnson said earlier: "Congratulations to Wakefield Trinity. To win the Grand Final, only the sixth team ever to do so, is an incredible achievement.
“A huge thank you must go to Matt Ellis and the whole Ellis family for the investment and commitment they have given to the club since they took over in 2023.
"The progress they have made in three years is nothing short of incredible. I have no doubt this will be the start of even greater things.
"A great deal of credit also must go to Daryl Powell who has led the club’s climb from the Championship to Grand Final winners.
“A tremendous amount of effort has gone into your fantastic season, and it is only right that the council helps you to celebrate this.
You have done our city proud."
Smiles all roundpublished at 15:16 BST 4 October
Wakefield Council leader Karl Johnson - seen on the right - welcomes the players to the town hall for a civic reception.
Parade arrives at Wakefield Town Hallpublished at 15:10 BST 4 October
Crowds welcome the players to Wakefield Town Hall, where they will attend a civic reception.
Toasting successpublished at 15:00 BST 4 October
Image caption, Trinity enjoy a tipple as they greet fans
Crowds out in forcepublished at 14:57 BST 4 October
Four-legged fanspublished at 14:54 BST 4 October
Image caption, Pets join the parade - dressed for the occasion
‘Wakefield is back’published at 14:51 BST 4 October
Melvyn Moyes has come down with brother Ken to cheer on their beloved team.
“I can remember the good old days – and the bad old days," Melvyn jokes.
Standing in the crowd, he describes the atmosphere as “buzzing”.
“Wakefield is back – look out everybody,” he adds.
'Atmosphere was electric’published at 14:39 BST 4 October
Jane Robinson became a Wakefield Trinity fan through her late husband, who supported the side from childhood.
“It was absolutely out of this world - the atmosphere was electric,” she says of yesterday’s game.
“You can’t help but think how good this has been for Wakefield.”
Players show off trophy during paradepublished at 14:33 BST 4 October
The players greet the crowds - with the Super League trophy held aloft.
‘Incredible feeling’published at 14:10 BST 4 October
Image caption, Jasper with mum Sarah
Wearing a tri-coloured wig his granddad bought him, young fan Jasper is looking forward to spotting the players as they pass by.
He attended yesterday’s game, and says “everyone was screaming and shouting” every time Trinity scored a try.
“It’s amazing - it’s an incredible feeling,” mum Sarah adds about the club's win.
Excitement building ahead of paradepublished at 13:54 BST 4 October
Image caption, Crowds gather on Bull Ring in Wakefield
Image caption, The parade will end at Wakefield Town Hall, where the players will attend a civic reception
'Absolutely ecstatic'published at 13:50 BST 4 October
Image caption, Cohen and Claire
Claire Slater, who is watching alongside son Cohen, says she feels "absolutely ecstatic".
"The atmosphere yesterday at the ground was absolutely electric, so we wanted to come for the atmosphere today - it's been years in the making hasn't it?"
'Dream come true'published at 13:36 BST 4 October
Image caption, Cooper, Pete and Coby
Waiting for the parade to get under way, proud dad Pete says: "It's a dream come true.
"We went to the game yesterday and actually being able to take the boys to see us win a Grand Final...
"It was something we never, ever, ever in our wildest dreams thought we'd see.
"For the first time in years, genuinely a feeling of pride came over about Wakefield."
Sinfield successpublished at 13:36 BST 4 October
Image source, PA MediaAhead of Saturday night's final, Sir Kevin Sinfield completed his '7 in 7' challenge, raising money for motor neurone disease (MND) causes in memory of his friend and teammate Rob Burrow.
Sir Kevin completed seven ultramarathons in seven days, crossing the finish line at Old Trafford just before the Super League Grand Final.
The fundraiser and his team have raised more than £13m for the MND community since his first annual challenge in 2020.
Speaking to the crowd, he said: "The rugby league community has got right behind the MND community and Rob would be so proud to see how you've supported and cared, and showed your love for a community that really needs us."
Sir Kevin's son Jack Sinfield was among the Trinity winners.
Historic winpublished at 13:35 BST 4 October
Wakefield Trinity became Super League's sixth winner in their maiden Grand Final with their last title coming in 1968.
Super League Grand Final as it happened: Wakefield beat Warrington to win first Super League title
Bus parade celebrates Wakefield Trinity victorypublished at 13:35 BST 4 October
Wakefield Trinity fans are gathering in the city centre for an open-top bus parade after the side were crowned champions of the Super League.
Trinity beat Warrington Wolves 23-10 in Saturday night's Grand Final at Old Trafford in Manchester.
Buses will carry the winners from the club's home ground at Belle Vue to Wakefield Town Hall, where they will attend a civic reception.
Later, lucky ticket-holders will celebrate at Wakefield Exchange (WX), where there will be player appearances, speeches and highlights from the game on big screens.