HEADING into their round 24 clash against Warrington Wolves, Castleford Tigers held a two-competition points advantage over relegation rivals Wakefield Trinity as well as a better for and against differential of 44 points.
But after suffering a 66-12 defeat at Warrington Wolves on Saturday, combined with Wakefield's 16-32 home defeat by St HelAlready a subscriber? Log in here
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