St Helen won their first game in the Super 8s with a tough 18-32 victory over Leeds Rhinos at Headingley this evening. The Rhinos came into the game without Zak Hardaker, Kallum Watkins and Rob Burrow, while St Helens were
Huddersfield Giants defeated Castleford Tigers 40-26 tonight at the John Smith’s Stadium to tighten their grip on third place while damaging the Tigers’ own top four hopes. The Tigers, fielding an inexperienced back line, took a smart 0-10 lead early
Super League Castleford Tigers 17 Warrington Wolves 16 Castleford – Tries: Carney (17, 44), Shenton (28); Goals: Gale (17, 40); Field Goal: Finn (79) Warrington – Tries: Myler (33, 70), Penny (77); Goals: Sandow (33, 77) Half-time: 12-6 Attendance: 5,212
Castleford Tigers halfback Liam Finn almost certainly ended Warrington’s play-off hopes for the season when he landed a last-minute field-goal to secure a 17-16 victory to consoidate the Tigers’ own play-off aspirations as they moved into fourth place in the
SUPER 8s ROUND ONE All matches played on Sunday unless otherwise stated SUPER 8s – FIRST UTILITY SUPER LEAGUE Castleford Tigers 36 Hull FC 30 Tigers: T – Shenton (23, 26, 37, 49), Gale (63), Gibson (76); G – Gale
St Helens lost ground on Leeds and Wigan with a 26-16 defeat to the Catalans Dragons today in Perpignan, with the Dragons keeping alive their faint hopes of qualifying for the top-four playoffs. And the Dragons won despite having centre
Hull Kingston Rovers shocked their hosts Leigh Centurions when they came out for the second half trailing 24-6, but transformed that scoreline into a 26-36 victory in the opening game of the Super 8s Qualifiers this afternoon at Leigh Sports
London Broncos were far too strong for Doncaster today in the opening game of the Championship Shield, with Welsh winger Elliot Kear contributing a hat-trick of tries as the Broncos ran out 52-12 winners after leading 24-6 at half-time at
Chris Sandow stole the pre-match headlines prior to making his debut tonight at Headingley, but Leeds Rhinos fullback Zak Hardaker was the star of the show as the Rhinos defeated Warrington 49-10 to consolidate their position on top of the
Castleford captain Michael Shenton touched down for four tries tonight at the Mend-a-Hose Jungle as the Tigers defeated Hull FC 36-30 in both clubs’ opening game in the Super 8s. The result almost certainly ended Hull’s hopes of reaching the
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