Castleford Tigers, Hull FC, St Helens and Warrington Wolves in big trouble ahead of Magic Weekend after sweating on injury blows

Well, another round of Super League is done and dusted and what a weekend it was!

Starting on Friday night, Castleford Tigers were in an incredible defensive mood as they whipped top two hopefuls Huddersfield Giants in a 26-18 victory.

Fast forward to Saturday afternoon where Leeds Rhinos inflicted a quite brilliant 62-16 hammering of Hull FC on the Black and Whites’ own soil before Catalans Dragons sneaked past St Helens in one of the games of the Super League season live on Sky Sports.

Toulouse Olympique and Hull KR finished things off on Saturday night with the French club registering a superb 28-6 win over the East Yorkshire side.

Moving on to Sunday and Salford Red Devils managed a stunning comeback win over Warrington Wolves whose woes under Daryl Powell continue, whilst Wakefield Trinity were put to the sword in a fine performance from the Wigan Warriors who cut the gap to St Helens at the top of the Super League table to just two points.

But, just which Super League stars could face some length of time on the sidelines after suffering issues in the weekend’s games?

Castleford Tigers vs Huddersfield Giants
Jake Trueman (Castleford Tigers) – knee
Kenny Edwards (Castleford Tigers) – leg
Oliver Wilson (Huddersfield Giants) – knee

Hull FC vs Leeds Rhinos
Cameron Scott (Hull FC) – leg

Catalans Dragons vs St Helens
Joe Chan (Catalans Dragons) – illness
Tommy Makinson (St Helens) – hamstring
Konrad Hurrell (St Helens) – illness

Toulouse Olympique vs Hull KR
Matty Storton (Hull KR) – foot
Ethan Ryan (Hull KR) – head
Jimmy Keinhorst (Hull KR) – ribs
Sam Wood (Hull KR) – cramp

Salford Red Devils vs Warrington Wolves
George Williams (Warrington Wolves) – withdrawn before game
Matty Ashton (Warrington Wolves) – withdrawn during the week

If these players cannot get themselves fit during the week, they will miss out on one of the showpiece events in the rugby league calendar – the Magic Weekend at St James’ Park, the home of Newcastle United.