The Rules:

• Each person predicts the results from every Super League match
• Predicting the correct winner will get you 1 point
• Predicting a scoreline within ten points of the actual score (for both teams) will win an additional two points
• Correctly predicting the exact score will win you an additional five points
• A bonus point will be awarded if you can correctly predict the first try scorer

Last Week’s Results:

• St Helens 4 – Leigh Leopards 16 (Nathan – 3, Ian – 1)
• Huddersfield Giants 10 – Wakefield Trinity 46 (Nathan – 1, Ian – 1)
• Leeds Rhinos 42 – Salford Red Devils 6 (Nathan – 3, Ian – 3)
• Wigan Warriors 12 – Hull FC 32 (Nathan – 0, Ian – 0)
• Catalans Dragons 6 – Hull KR 34 (Nathan – 3, Ian – 0)
• Castleford Tigers 20 – Warrington Wolves 14 (Nathan – 0, Ian – 0)

Current Score: Nathan 180 – Ian 138

It’s a funny old round is round twenty. Although myself and Ian will be posting all of our predictions for the round here, we won’t actually know all of the results for another fortnight, as it is a split round. So please bear in mind that there will be no post next week.

Round nineteen kicked off in St Helens, where the famous Red V welcomed the in-form Leigh Leopards to the Totally Wicked Stadium. Both teams were coming into the game on the back of winning runs, and looked to solidify their respective pushes for the top four. In the end, however, it was the Leopards who came away with the two points, with a second half brace from Joe Ofahengaue enough to see the Leythers win by a score of 16-4.

Friday night saw a pair of games played in West Yorkshire, as the Huddersfield Giants welcomed a Wakefield Trinity side hoping to bounce back from a defeat to Hull FC, and the Leeds Rhinos entertained the Salford Red Devils, who were on a high following only their second win of the season last week. Wakefield strolled to victory over the Giants, seeing them off in a game that ended 46-10, whilst the Rhinos ensured the Red Devils were back in the losers club, defeating the struggling side 42-6 at AMT Headingley.

Saturday saw both Hull teams play on the road, and both come away with a positive result. Firstly, and most shockingly, Hull FC outclassed a disjointed Wigan Warriors side at the Brick Community Stadium, running away with a 32-12 victory, marking the second time the Black and Whites have beaten Wigan on home turn in 2025. Later in the day in the South of France, FC’s table-topping neighbours Hull KR got back to winning ways when they defeated Catalans Dragons 34-6. A returning Mikey Lewis inspired a Hull KR side back into the winners column, and in doing so, restored their four-point lead at the top of the table.

The biggest shock of the weekend, however, occured in its final game, as the Castleford Tigers, on the back of being defeated by Salford last week, beat Challenge Cup finalists Warrington Wolves at the Mend-a-Hose Jungle. Despite taking an early lead seven minutes in through Sam Stone, the Wolves were outplayed throughout the majority of the match and ultimately fell to a score of 20-14.

Nathan’s Picks:

• Wakefield Trinity 22 – Leeds Rhinos 18. First try scorer: Mason Lino
• Wigan Warriors 24 – Catalans Dragons 12. First try scorer: Liam Marshall
• Hull FC 32 – Huddersfield Giants 10. First try scorer: Liam Knight
• Salford Red Devils 4 – Hull KR 46. First try scorer: Peta Hiku
• Leigh Leopards 32 – Warrington Wolves 10. First try scorer: Joe Ofahengaue
• St Helens 18 – Castleford Tigers 12. First try scorer: Jonny Lomax

Ian’s Picks:

• Wakefield Trinity 18 – Leeds Rhinos 26. First try scorer: Jake Connor
• Wigan Warriors 36 – Catalans Dragons 6. First try scorer: Jake Wardle
• Hull FC 34 – Huddersfield Giants 12. First try scorer: Harvey Barron
• Salford Red Devils 0 – Hull KR 40. First try scorer: Jack Broadbent
• Leigh Leopards 30 – Warrington Wolves 12. First try scorer: Edwin Ipape
• St Helens 30 – Castleford Tigers 6. First try scorer: Harry Robertson

Written by Nathan Major (Site editor & Hull KR fan