
There will be seven Super League matches taking place this weekend as the Betfred Super League reaches Round 22. League leaders Leeds Rhinos travel to take on second place Wakefield Trinity, if the latter wins they will go level at the top with Leeds.
This page will feature previews of some of the biggest games taking place this weekend, including a special player anytime try scoring acca for each game.
Let's see if you agree with my predictions, you can also check out my Super League Round 22 acca and 1st try scorer bets.
St Helens and Hull FC are not the best two teams in Super League this season - far from it. The Saints are without a permanent head coach following the dismissal of Paul Rowley, while Hull FC have lost seven matches in succession and have not won in the league since beating Huddersfield Giants back on June 13. The Saints have suffered a lot of injuries this season, but they have George Whitby back after undergoing knee surgery in June. Matty Evans also returns after missing the loss at York Knights due to concussion protocols. Hull will be without Davy Litten after picking up an ankle problem, while Arthur Romano is expected to make his long awaited return from injury. Will Pryce, John Asiata, Sam Lisone, Ligi Sao, Brad Fash and Will Kirby remain out. Hull will struggle against the Saints, but without Litten the task has got even harder. Jack Welsby has been in the news recently about where his future lies, so he will be keen to show the fans that his heart is still with St Helens. I am backing the home team to come out top with an 11-15 points margin win. I have a feeling Welsby will score for the fourth game in succession to take his tally to double figures. I am also backing Harry Robertson and Jake Davies to cross for the Saints.
Last 10 meetings:
Hull FC 14, St Helens 24 (SLR8, 16/4/26)
St Helens 16, Hull FC 10 (SLR23, 22/8/25)
Hull FC 6, St Helens 13 (SLR17, 5/7/25)
Hull FC 6, St Helens 46 (SLR20, 3/8/24)
St Helens 58, Hull FC 0 (SLR8, 19/4/24)
St Helens 30, Hull FC 12 (SLR27, 22/9/23)
Hull FC 34, St Helens 6 (SLR16, 22/6/23)
Hull FC 18, St Helens 32 (CCQF, 17/6/23)
St Helens 20, Hull FC 12 (SLR5, 17/3/23)
Hull FC 6, St Helens 60 (SLR23, 14/8/22)
Super League summary
St Helens have won 48, including wins in 2006 Grand Final & 2001 and 2006 play-offs
Hull FC have won 18 matches
3 draws
St Helens highest score: 74-16 (H, 1999) (Widest margin: 74-16, H, 1999; 58-0, H, 2024)
Hull FC highest score: 44-6 (H, 2005) (also widest margin)
St Helens to win - 2/11 @ Betfred
St Helens to win by 11-15 points - 13/2 @ Betfred
Jack Welsby to score a try anytime - Evens @ Betfred ✅
Harry Robertson to score a try anytime - 11/10 @ Betfred ✅
Jake Davies to score a try anytime - 7/4 @ Betfred
This should be the best game of the weekend with second place Wakefield Trinity playing host to league leaders Leeds Rhinos. The Rhinos top the table with 34 points thanks to 17 wins from 21 matches, while Trinity are two points behind them. It is very hard to call this game. Leeds are one of the best teams in the league - along with Wakefield and Wigan Warriors - but the gap is not that big. Wakefield are more than capable of knocking over the Rhinos. It would be great for the game if Wakefield won and Wigan beat Toulouse because three teams would be level on points with five matches to play. Lachlan Walmsley returns for Wakefield in the only change with Jordan Williams dropping out. Leeds, on the other hand, welcome back captain Ash Handley following Appendicitis, while Ryan Hall and Alfie Edgell have also been included. I hope to sit down and watch these two teams go at it for 80 minutes in an entertaining contest, but I have to back Leeds. They seem to have the edge at the minute and if Jake Connor is allowed to control matters, then it could be a long night for the home team. I am going with Leeds with a 6-10 point win with Brodie Croft, James McDonnell and Lachlan Miller scoring for the Rhinos with Tom Johnstone crossing for Wakefield.
Last 10 meetings:
Leeds 40, Wakefield 22 (SLR10, 1/5/26)
Wakefield 24, Leeds 14 (CCR4, 13/3/26)
Wakefield 15, Leeds 14 (SLR20, 24/7/25)
Leeds 22, Wakefield 18 (SLR13, 31/5/25)
Leeds 12, Wakefield 14 (SLR1, 15/2/25)
Wakefield 24, Leeds 14 (SLR15, 11/6/23)
Leeds 26, Wakefield 0 (SLR4, 10/3/23)
Leeds 24, Wakefield 6 (SLR13, 20/5/22)
Wakefield 18, Leeds 34 (SLR4, 3/3/22)
Wakefield 20, Leeds 13 (SLR22, 30/8/21)
Super League summary
Wakefield have won 15 matches
Leeds have won 47 , including win in 2012 play-offs
1 draw
Wakefield highest score: 44-28 (A, 2005) (Widest margin: 38-6, H, S8, 2017)
Leeds highest score: 70-6 (A, 2005) (also widest margin)
COREY HALL needs one appearance to reach 100 for his career.
- 67 for Wakefield Trinity (2022-2023, 2025-2026)
- 14 for Castleford Tigers (2024)
- 2 for Featherstone Rovers (2024, loan)
- 10 for Hull KR (2023-2024)
- 3 for York City Knights (2021, loan)
- 3 for Leeds Rhinos (2020-2021)
MASON LINO needs eight points to reach 500 for Wakefield Trinity.
- 20 tries, 204 goals, 4 field goals (128 appearances, 2021-2026)
Leeds' RYAN HALL needs one appearance to move ahead of DANNY TICKLE into stand-alone tenth place in the list of Super League's all-time leaders.
James Roby 495
Kevin Sinfield 454
Andy Lynch 452
Paul Wellens 439
Jamie Peacock 438
Leon Pryce 432
Louie McCarthy-Scarsbrook 430
Ben Westwood 430
Rob Burrow 429
Danny Tickle 419
Ryan Hall 419
Leeds Rhinos to win - 8/13 @ Betfred
Leeds Rhinos to win by 6-10 points - 9/2 @ Betfred
Tom Johnstone to score a try anytime - 11/10 @ Betfred
Brodie Croft to score a try anytime - 6/5 @ Betfred
James McDonnell to score a try anytime - 2/1 @ Betfred
Lachlan Miller to score a try anytime - 7/4 @ Betfred
Wigan Warriors could end up joint top of the Super League ladder this weekend if they beat Toulouse and Wakefield beat Leeds, but we'll skip past that for now. The Warriors have not lost in Super League since they fielded a team full of youngsters away at Hull KR a week before the Challenge Cup Final. They suffered a 62-4 defeat that loss but got revenge on Rovers a week later with a 40-10 success at Wembley in the Cup Final. They have since won nine successive Super League matches, including two wins over fierce rivals St Helens. Adam Keighran will miss out again through injury, but Jai Field, Harry Smith, Bevan French, Brad O'Neill and Oliver Partington will all feature. Toulouse have injury concerns with Olly Ashall-Bott still out with a hamstring injury, while James Roumanos, Louis Grossemy and Thomas Lacans are all out. This should be a comfortable win for the Warriors, but they do have the tendency to struggle in games they are expected to win easily. I don't think that will happen on Saturday. I am backing Wigan to win by 21-35 points with Field, French, Zach Eckersley, Jake Wardle and Partington all scoring tries.
Wigan's BEVAN FRENCH has scored tries in the Warriors' last three meetings with Toulouse (>1-3-1).
All previous meetings:
Toulouse 16, Wigan 36 (SLR4, 7/3/26)
Wigan 52, Toulouse 6 (SLR24, 19/8/22)
Wigan 40, Toulouse 6 (SLR16, 24/6/22)
Toulouse 28, Wigan 29 (SLR4, 5/3/22)
Super League summary
Wigan won 4
Toulouse won 0
Wigan highest score: 52-6 (H, 2022) (also widest margin)
Toulouse highest losing score: 28-29 (H, 2022)
JAI FIELD needs one appearance to reach 150 for his career.
- 132 for Wigan Warriors (2021-2026)
- 6 for Parramatta Eels (2020)
- 11 for St George Illawarra Dragons (2017-2019)
BEVAN FRENCH needs three points to reach 500 for Wigan Warriors.
- 124 tries, 1 field goal (148 appearances, 2019-2026)
JAI FIELD needs three tries to reach 100 for his career.
- 93 for Wigan Warriors (2021-2026)
- 3 for Parramatta Eels (2020)
- 1 for St George Illawarra Dragons (2017-2019)
Wigan to win - 1/100 @ Betfred
Wigan to win by 31-35 points - 15/2 @ Betfred
Zach Eckersley to score a try anytime - 2/5 @ Betfred
Jai Field to score a try anytime - 1/2 @ Betfred
Jake Wardle to score a try anytime - 5/4 @ Betfred
Oliver Partington to score a try anytime - 5/2 @ Betfred
This is a new section I have added to my rugby league tips. These are some of the personal bets I place each weekend. I choose the Super League games I want to watch - normally all of them that do not clash with Wigan - and I place a four player try scorer acca on each game. Recently, I have done well with these bets, so now I am letting you join in on the fun. I'll probably get them all wrong this week now.

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