
Well, it finally happened. It took up until round 14, but finally our rugby league expert and published author David Kuzio got a full house in his Super League acca. Granted, Hull KR were not included because Quinnbet were not taking bets on them winning outright, but they won anyway and he would have backed them.
I ended up with six correct results from six matches. The game I thought might have stopped me ended up being a convincing win for Wigan Warriors over Wakefield Trinity. I honestly thought it would be a close, tight affair, but Wigan were unstoppable and ran out 48-10 winners.
I am feeling a little bit cocky now and want another full house, but there are a couple of tricky games this weekend, so getting them all right will be very difficult.
The game of the round takes place on Friday evening with the top two teams in Super League locking horns as Warrington Wolves take on Leeds Rhinos. This is a toss of a coin, but I am going for the hosts in Warrington. Both teams are top clas, but in front of a vocal crowd, I am backing the Wolves to edge out Leeds and go top of the ladder.
There are two games taking place in Hull on Friday night with FC playing host to Wakefield Trinity and Hull KR hosting Leigh Leopards. Trinity were awful against Wigan, and I cannot see them playing that bad again so I am backing an away win. I am also backing the away win at Hull KR. This is a tough one, Leigh should have won when these two met at the Leopard's Den, so I am backing them to get a measure of revenge.
Wigan travel to York on Saturday, and the Challenge Cup Final winners look unbeatable at the minute. A few weeks ago, some fans were calling for the head of coach Matt Peet - no one is admitting to that any more as he has turned his teams form around. This should be a comfortable win for the Warriors.
Although I am backing Wigan to win, Quinnbet has taken the decision not to produce odds on that outcome, so once again I will be picking six results.
There are two more games on Saturday. I am backing the Catalans Dragons to see off Bradford Bulls and Castleford Tigers to beat Toulouse. There is not much to be said about these two games with all four teams not be any good. Super League round 15 ends with St Helens taking on a very poor Huddersfield Giants side. Both teams are not brilliant, but it should be a comfortable win for the Saints.
The top two teams in Super League clash on Thursday evening at the Halliwell Jones Stadium. Warrington and Leeds both have 22 points with the Rhinos top of the ladder because of a better points difference. This game has the potential to be the Grand Final in October. Warrington were pushed hard last weekend when they beat St Helens, and that game answered a few questions on whether the Wolves are the real deal this season. I think they are, under Sam Burgess they have improved and he is showing faith in his youngsters - which is something the club has not really done in the past. They have the likes of Cai Taylor-Wray, Leon Hayes, Ewan Irwin, Josh Thewlis and Aaron Lindop all available. Aside from the youngsters, they have experienced players like Marc Sneyd, Sam Powell, James Bentley and Liam Byrne. Leeds have quality in their squad as well with Man of Steel Jake Connor, Ryan Hall, Ash Handley, Maika Sivo and Kallum Watkins all expected to play. The Rhinos welcome back Lachlan Miller following a three-game ban. If both teams are at full strength, then it will be a cracking game. I am backing the Wolves to use the home support as an advantage and upset the Rhinos. I am backing the Wolves to win by 6-10 points with Matty Ashton and Josh Smith scoring for Wire, while I am backing Maika Sivo to cross for the visitors. I just feel that Warrington have the edge. With Irwin in the halves, they have a young player who is not afraid to test himself at the highest level. If he gets a grip on the game, he will guide Warrington to victory, and will be helped along by Sneyd.
Last 10 meetings:
Leeds 26, Warrington 22 (SLR6, 29/3/26)
Leeds 36, Warrington 12 (SLR14, 14/6/25)
Warrington 16, Leeds 14 (SLR6, 28/3/25)
Leeds 6, Warrington 24 (SLR22, 17/8/24)
(at Elland Road, Leeds)
Warrington 30, Leeds 18 (SLR17, 11/7/24)
Leeds 8, Warrington 34 (SLR7, 5/4/24)
Leeds 24, Warrington 22 (SLR22, 20/8/23)
Warrington 6, Leeds 22 (SLR17, 29/6/23)
Warrington 42, Leeds 10 (SLR1, 16/2/23)
Leeds 24, Warrington 18 (SLR24, 19/8/22)
Super League summary
Warrington have won 30 matches, including wins in 2006 and 2013 play-offs)
Leeds have won 42 games, including a win in 2012 Grand Final & 2011 play-offs)
1 draw
Warrington highest score: 52-18 (H, 2016) (Widest margin: 42-6, A, 2011)
Leeds highest score: 54-16 (H, 2006) (Widest margin: 52-10, A, 2007)
Warrington to win - 10/11 @ Betfred
Warrington to win by 6-10 points - 9/2 @ Betfred
Matty Ashton to score a try anytime - Evens @ Betfred
Josh Smith to score a try anytime - 6/4 @ Betfred
Maika Sivo to score a try anytime - 4/5 @ Betfred
This is another fixture this weekend that has the potential to trip me up. Hull KR are the defending champions, while Leigh Leopards are finally hitting some form after a slow start to the season. Hull KR are the bookies favourites in this one, but they have not played that well for a number of weeks. Whereas, Leigh are playing well and looking genuine play-off contenders. Rovers will be without Oliver Gildart after failing his HIA last week, although Sauaso Sue returns after a recent ban. Jack Broadbent remains at full back and he will be put under a lot of pressure from Adam Cook and Lachlan Lam. The Leopards are expecting current all-time leading try scorer in Super League - Josh Charnley - to be fit after picking up a cut on his knee last time out. Leigh have only named a 20-man squad, although Umyla Hanley and Tesi Niu could return. I fancy Leigh in this one. They should have won when they met in May, only for an amazing last-ditch tackle from Joe Burgess on Lam to stop the Leopards winning late on. I am backing them to win by 1-5 points in an absolute thriller. Charnley is full of confidence after overtaking Ryan Hall as the leading try scorer in the history of Super League, I am backing him to score two or more tries. I am also backing Mikey Lewis to score for the Robins.
Last 10 meetings:
Leigh 16, Hull KR 20 (SLR11, 16/5/26)
Leigh 28, Hull KR 10 (SLR18, 12/7/25)
Hull KR 30, Leigh 0 (SLR5, 23/3/25)
Leigh 0, Hull KR 24 (SLR26, 13/9/24)
Hull KR 12, Leigh 0 (SLR13, 1/6/24)
Hull KR 26, Leigh 14 (CCQF, 13/4/24)
Hull KR 20, Leigh 6 (SL-E, 29/9/23)
Hull KR 52, Leigh 10 (SLR23, 25/8/23)
Hull KR 16, Leigh 17 (aet) (CCF, 12/8/23)
(at Wembley Stadium)
Leigh 34, Hull KR 4 (SLR17, 30/6/23)
Super League summary
Hull KR have won 9 games
Leigh have won 3 matches
Hull KR highest score: 52-10 (H, 2023) (also widest margin)
Leigh highest score: 34-4 (H, 2023) (also widest margin)
Leigh to win - 11/4 @ Betfred
Leigh to win by 1-5 points - 17/2 @ Betfred
Josh Charnley to score a try anytime - Evens @ Betfred
Josh Charnley to score 2+ tries - 6/1 @ Bet365
Mikey Lewis to score a try anytime - 10/11 @ Betfred
It was not too long ago that Wigan Warriors were in a bit of a slump with defeats against Huddersfield Giants, St Helens, Castleford Tigers and Warrington Wolves. They even fielded a weak side against Hull KR a week before the Challenge Cup Final and conceded over 60 points. Since that loss away at the champions, the Warriors have beat the Robins to lift the Challenge Cup at Wembley, beat Catalans Dragons in Paris and hammered Wakefield Trinity on their own patch - they have scored 40 or more points in each of those three games and are looking like genuine title contenders again. Bevan French is in the squad again, he is expected to start from the bench again as Jack Farrimond is playing the best rugby of his career. Ethan Havard misses out after suffering a broken jaw three minutes into the win over Wakefield and continued on in the game. Sam Walters is still suspended. York coach Mark Applegarth has recalled Nikau Williams from his loan spell at Newcastle Thunder, while Justin Sangare returns in place of King Vuniyayawa. York pushed Wigan all the way at the Brick Community Stadium in March, but I cannot see them getting close this time around. If Wigan play with the same mentality they have played with in recent weeks then this could be a cricket score. Farrimond, Harry Smith and Jai Field will control matters and I expect Field, Jake Wardle, Noah Hodkinson and Zach Eckersley all to score for the Warriors.
Last 10 meetings:
Wigan 23, York 22 (SLR5, 19/3/26)
York 0, Wigan 26 (CCR3, 9/4/21)
Wigan 42, York 2 (SLC, 6/4/86)
(at Central Park)
York 12, Wigan 34 (SLC, 3/11/85)
(at Wigginton Road)
Wigan 14, York 8 (CCSF, 24/3/84)
(at Elland Road, Leeds)
Wigan 30, York 13 (JPST-R1, 6/11/83)
(at Central Park)
Wigan 35, York 11 (SLC, 7/3/82)
(at Central Park)
York 24, Wigan 20 (SLC, 8/11/81)
(at Wigginton Road)
Wigan 12, York 4 (SD, 25/1/81)
(at Central Park)
York 22, Wigan 17 (SD, 31/8/80)
(at Wigginton Road)
Super League summary
York have won 0 games
Wigan have won 1
York highest losing score: 22-23 (A, 2026)
Wigan highest score: 23-22 (H, 2026) (also widest margin)
Wigan to win - 1/66 @ Betfred
Wigan to win by 36-40 points - 5/1 @ Betfred
Jai Field to score a try anytime - 1/2 @ Betfred
Noah Hodkinson to score a try anytime - 1/2 @ Betfred
Jake Wardle to score a try anytime - 5/4 @ Betfred
Zach Eckersley to score a try anytime - 2/5 @ Betfred
Here is a list of players that are capable of scoring the first try in their matches this weekend. Remember, if your selected player scores first and scores a second later on, you will get double the odds.
Albert Hopoate - 10/1
Josh Smith - 11/1
Maika Sivo - 6/1
Brodie Croft - 12/1
Harvey Barron - 9/1
Davy Litten - 12/1
Tom Johnstone - 7/1
Caius Faatili - 18/1
Mikey Lewis - 9/1
Tyrone May - 33/1
Josh Charnley - 10/1
David Armstrong - 16/1
David Nofoaluma - 20/1
Jon Bennison - 22/1
Jai Field - 7/1
Noah Hodkinson - 7/1
Tommy Makinson - 7/1
Solomona Faataape - 10/1
Ethan Ryan - 12/1
Waqa Blake - 14/1
Jason Qareqare - 7/1
Phoenix Laula-Togaga'e - 16/1
Benjamin Laguerre - 12/1
Paul Ulberg - 12/1
Tristan Sailor - 7/1
Harry Robertson - 10/1
George Flanagan - 16/1
Niall Evalds - 18/1
Betfred is the principal sponsor of Super League, so it makes sense that they are running a couple of special offers every week. Below is the Betfred offers that will go hand in hand with Super League this season. These will obviously change each week, but it is a good starting point when it comes to Super League betting sites.
This Betfred offer runs throughout the whole campaign and gives rugby league betting fans a great incentive to get involved. The Double Delight offer sees punters receive double the odds when their selected player scores the opening try of the game and then goes on to score another later in the game.
Wakefield were poor last week as they were hammered 48-10 at home to the Wigan Warriors. They will be eager to bounce back with a trip to Hull, who still have hopes of making the top six. Tom Johnstone has scored seven tries this season - including one last week against Wigan. Betfred are backing the winger to score an anytime try with Wakefield winning with odds of 5/2.
Wakefield Trinity to win & Tom Johnstone to score a try - 5/2
Leeds Rhinos are currently top of the Super League ladder. Victory over Warrington on Thursday to move two points clear of the Wolves. Can they stay there and advance to Old Trafford to win the Grand Final? Betfred has them at 9/4 to win the Super League Grand Final for a ninth time.
Leeds Rhinos to win the 2026 Super League Grand Final - 9/4 @ Betfred
Sky Sports is the main broadcaster for Super League and they promise to show every single game live each week. They will broadcast a main game on their TV channels, but if a game kicks off at the same time on the same day then it will be streamed on their Sky Sports + red button channel.
All seven games will be shown by Sky Sports in some capacity over the weekend. You can watch Super League on Sky Sports or Sky Sports + this weekend and stream it through the Sky Go app or with a NOW TV pass if you do not have a Sky subscription.
Bet365 will also be offering live streaming on Super League games this season. Which ever games are not being shown on the Sky Sports main channel, then they will be streamed live at Bet365. There will be no commentary on the matches, but you will see the live pictures.

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