
Another five correct results out of seven in Super League last weekend for our rugby league expert and published author David Kuzio. Two surprise results with Huddersfield Giants and Catalans Dragons both winning on the road crashed his acca.
We enter Round 21 this weekend as the race to clinch the League Leaders Shield and secure places in the play-offs starts to get interesting.
David has selected his seven team acca for Round 21, can he get a full house this time around? Or will he be beaten to the punch again.
Do you agree with his selections? You can also check out his Super League Round 21 match previews and anytime try scorer accas.
Looking at my selections, I am quietly confident that I can get a full house in Round 21. Saying that, I can also see where I might slip up as well. Huddersfield versus Hull is a toss of a coin. The Giants come into this game on the back of a win over York, while Hull have lost six Super League matches in succession.
York are at home against St Helens, and although the Knights were beaten at home to the Giants, they are capable of playing some good rugby league. St Helens are not firing on all cylinders and are without a permanent head coach. I do think the visitors will have enough.
Leigh versus Wigan is not as straight forward as it seems. I was speaking to a Leigh fan on Monday and he feels Wigan will hammer him Leopards, I am not sure. Leigh players and fans get up for this game like it's a Cup Final, so I think it will be a close affair, with Wigan taking it late on with Bevan French being heavily involved.
I am predicting comfortable wins for Hull Kingston Rovers, Leeds Rhinos, Warrington Wolves and Wakefield Trinity. No doubt, it will be one of them that lets me down in the end.
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.
Jacob Gagai - 7/1 ❌
Tanguy Zenon - 10/1 ❌
Harvey Barron - 10/1 ❌
Tom Briscoe - 10/1 ❌
Joe Burgess - 5/1 ✅
James Batchelor - 20/1
Ethan Ryan - 25/1
Guy Armitage - 25/1
Brodie Croft - 6/1
James McDonnell - 12/1
Paul Ulberg - 18/1
Benjamin Laguerre - 20/1
Josh Charnley - 9/1
David Armstrong - 10/1
Zach Eckersley - 7/1
Bevan French - 9/1
Jason Qareqare - 12/1
Krystian Mapapalangi - 14/1
Matty Ashton - 7/1
Josh Smith - 11/1
Jon Bennison - 12/1
Scott Galeano - 12/1
Jacob Douglas - 10/1
Jack Welsby - 16/1
Tommy Makinson - 12/1
Nick Cotric - 14/1
Tom Johnstone - 7/1
Will Tate - 12/1
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.
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.
Betfred are backing Huddersfield Giants, Wigan Warriors and St Helens to all win their matches this weekend. My acca has me backing Hull to beat the Giants, so if you disagree with me but feel Wigan and Saints will win, then get on this offer.
Huddersfield, Wigan & St Helens to win - Was 7/1 NOW 4/1 @ Betfred
I have backed Wigan Warriors to beat Leigh Leopards in the Battle of the Borough, so it makes sense highlighting Betfred's Price Boost offer here. You can get odds of 2/1 that Wigan win the game with full-back Jai Field scoring a try at any time in the 80 minutes. Field has scored 12 tries in 15 appearances this season, so the chances of him scoring are quite good.
Wigan to win & Jai Field to score a try - Was 7/4 NOW 2/1 ✅
St Helens are still fighting to claim a play-off place. They have suffered a lot of injuries this season, and have not been able to handle them as well as other clubs. They still have start performer Jack Welsby in their ranks, but he cannot do it on his own. Betfred are offering 5/2 that Welsby scores a try with St Helens winning the game. Welsby has scored seven tries in 12 matches this season.
St Helens to win & Jack Welsby to score a try - Was 2/1 NOW 5/2
Leeds Rhinos are currently top of the Super League ladder. Victory over Catalans Dragons in the South of France saw kept them four points clear of Wigan Warriors and Wakefield Trinity in second place. Can they stay there and advance to Old Trafford to win the Grand Final? Betfred has them at 6/4 to win the Super League Grand Final for a ninth time.
Leeds Rhinos to win the 2026 Super League Grand Final - 6/4 @ Betfred
St Helens are on the lookout for a new head coach after parting company with Paul Rowley. The Saints have named Eamon O'Carroll as the interim coach, but they will be looking to install a new man by the start of next season. One name that has been linked with the role is club legend Sean Long. The three-time Lance Todd Trophy winner, who has coached at Featherstone Rovers and Oldham in the past, can be backed at 20/1 with Betfred to replace Rowley.
Sean Long To Be Next Permanent Head Coach - 20/1 @ Betfred

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