THE 2023 Super League season is set to be one of the most highly-anticipated yet.
With St Helens gunning for an unprecedented fifth Grand Final win a row, newly-promoted Leigh Leopards aiming to cause a stir and the likes of Hull FC, Hull KR, Saints and Wakefield Trinity changing their coaches, it promises to be a cracker.
Along the way, both Sky Sports and Channel 4 will be keeping audiences at home entertained with live games. But just how many times will each Super League club be on TV from the opening 15 rounds we know already?
Castleford Tigers – 7
February 26 – St Helens (H) – Channel 4, 1pm kick-off
March 10 – Huddersfield Giants (A) – Sky Sports, 8pm kick-off
March 16 – Leeds Rhinos (H) – Sky Sports, 8pm kick-off
April 6 – Wakefield Trinity (H) – Sky Sports, 8pm kick-off
April 13 – Salford Red Devils (A) – Sky Sports, 8pm kick-off
April 21 – Hull KR (H) – Sky Sports, 8pm kick-off
June 3 – Leeds Rhinos (St James’ Park, Magic Weekend) – Sky Sports, 6pm kick-off
Catalans Dragons – 5
March 9 – Wigan Warriors (A) – Sky Sports, 8pm kick-off
March 25 – Leeds Rhinos (A) – Channel 4, 1pm kick-off
April 8 – Warrington Wolves (H) – Sky Sports, 5pm kick-off
May 5 – St Helens (H) – Sky Sports, 8pm kick-off
June 3 – Wigan Warriors (St James’ Park, Magic Weekend) – Sky Sports, 3.45pm kick-off
Huddersfield Giants – 5
March 10 – Castleford Tigers (H) – Sky Sports, 8pm kick-off
March 23 – St Helens (H) – Sky Sports, 8pm kick-off
April 9 – Leeds Rhinos (A) – Sky Sports, 6pm kick-off
June 4 – St Helens (St James’ Park, Magic Weekend) – Sky Sports, 2.45pm kick-off
June 10 – Warrington Wolves (A) – Sky Sports, 5pm kick-off
Hull FC – 7
February 24 – Leeds Rhinos (A) – Sky Sports, 8pm kick-off
March 17 – St Helens (A) – Sky Sports, 8pm kick-off
April 1 – Warrington Wolves (A) – Channel 4, 1pm kick-off
April 7 – Hull KR (H) – Sky Sports, 12.30pm kick-off
May 4 – Wigan Warriors (H) – Sky Sports, 8pm kick-off
May 11 – Wakefield Trinity (A) – Sky Sports, 8pm kick-off
June 4 – Warrington Wolves (St James’ Park, Magic Weekend) – Sky Sports, 5pm kick-off
Hull KR – 7
February 18 – Wigan Warriors (H) – Channel 4, 1pm kick-off
March 24 – Wakefield Trinity (A) – Sky Sports, 8pm kick-off
March 31 – Leeds Rhinos (H) – Sky Sports, 8pm kick-off
April 7 – Hull FC (A) – Sky Sports, 12.30pm kick-off
April 21 – Castleford Tigers (A) – Sky Sports, 8pm kick-off
May 25 – Wigan Warriors (H) – Sky Sports, 8pm kick-off
June 3 – Salford Red Devils (St James’ Park, Magic Weekend) – Sky Sports, 1.30pm kick-off
Leeds Rhinos – 10
February 16 – Warrington Wolves (A) – Sky Sports, 8pm kick-off
February 24 – Hull FC (H) – Sky Sports, 8pm kick-off
March 3 – St Helens (A) – Sky Sports, 8pm kick-off
March 16 – Castleford Tigers (A) – Sky Sports, 8pm kick-off
March 25 – Catalans Dragons (H) – Channel 4, 1pm kick-off
March 31 – Hull KR (A) – Sky Sports, 8pm kick-off
April 9 – Huddersfield Giants (H) – Sky Sports, 6pm kick-off
May 12 – Wigan Warriors (A) – Sky Sports, 8pm kick-off
May 26 – St Helens (H) – Sky Sports, 8pm kick-off
June 3 – Castleford Tigers (St James’ Park, Magic Weekend) – Sky Sports, 6pm kick-off
Leigh Leopards – 4
February 17 – Salford Red Devils (H) – Sky Sports, 8pm kick-off
March 30 – Wigan Warriors (H) – Sky Sports, 8pm kick-off
April 8 – Salford Red Devils (H) – Sky Sports, 2.30pm kick-off
June 4 – Wakefield Trinity (St James’ Park, Magic Weekend) – Sky Sports, 12.30pm kick-off
Salford Red Devils – 6
February 17 – Leigh Leopards (A) – Sky Sports, 8pm kick-off
March 2 – Warrington Wolves (A) – Sky Sports, 8pm kick-off
April 8 – Leigh Leopards (A) – Sky Sports, 2.30pm kick-off
April 13 – Castleford Tigers (H) – Sky Sports, 8pm kick-off
May 13 – St Helens (A) – Channel 4, 1pm kick-off
June 3 – Hull KR (St James’ Park, Magic Weekend) – Sky Sports, 1.30pm kick-off
St Helens – 10
February 26 – Castleford Tigers (A) – Channel 4, 1pm kick-off
March 3 – Leeds Rhinos (H) Sky Sports, 8pm kick-off
March 17 – Hull FC (H) – Sky Sports, 8pm kick-off
March 23 – Huddersfield Giants (A) – Sky Sports, 8pm kick-off
April 7 – Wigan Warriors (A) – Sky Sports, 3pm kick-off
April 20 – Warrington Wolves (H) – Sky Sports, 8pm kick-off
May 5 – Catalans Dragons (A) – Sky Sports, 8pm kick-off
May 13 – Salford Red Devils (H) – Channel 4, 1pm kick-off
May 26 – Leeds Rhinos (A) – Sky Sports, 8pm kick-off
June 4 – Huddersfield Giants (St James’ Park, Magic Weekend) – Sky Sports, 2.45pm kick-off
Wakefield Trinity – 4
March 24 – Hull KR (H) – Sky Sports, 8pm kick-off
April 6 – Castleford Tigers (A) – Sky Sports, 8pm kick-off
May 11 – Hull FC (H) – Sky Sports, 8pm kick-off
June 4 – Leigh Leopards (St James’ Park, Magic Weekend) – Sky Sports, 12.30pm kick-off
Warrington Wolves – 8
February 16 – Leeds Rhinos (H) – Sky Sports, 8pm kick-off
March 2 – Salford Red Devils (H) – Sky Sports, 8pm kick-off
April 1 – Hull FC (H) – Channel 4, 1pm kick-off
April 8 – Catalans Dragons (A) – Sky Sports, 5pm kick-off
April 14 – Wigan Warriors (H) – Sky Sports, 8pm kick-off
April 20 – St Helens (A) – Sky Sports, 8pm kick-off
June 4 – Hull FC (St James’ Park, Magic Weekend) – Sky Sports, 5pm kick-off
June 10 – Huddersfield Giants (H) – Sky Sports, 5pm kick-off
Wigan Warriors – 10
February 18 – Hull KR (A) – Channel 4, 1pm kick-off
March 9 – Catalans Dragons (H) – Sky Sports, 8pm kick-off
March 30 – Leigh Leopards (A) – Sky Sports, 8pm kick-off
April 7 – St Helens (H) – Sky Sports, 3pm kick-off
April 14 – Warrington Wolves (A) – Sky Sports, 8pm kick-off
May 4 – Hull FC (A) – Sky Sports, 8pm kick-off
May 12 – Leeds Rhinos (H) – Sky Sports, 8pm kick-off
May 25 – Hull KR (A) – Sky Sports, 8pm kick-off
June 3 – Catalans Dragons (St James’ Park, Magic Weekend) – Sky Sports, 3.45pm kick-off
June 9 – St Helens (A) – Sky Sports, 8pm kick-off
After Round 15, dates and fixtures of those games to be broadcast on Sky and Channel 4 will be announced.
