The team news is in for the five Super League games tonight on Frantic Friday as the final play-off finishing positions are confirmed.
It has already been confirmed which six teams will be in the play-offs but the order is yet to be determined with not a single one of the six teams qualified locked to a certain position.
Wigan Warriors are confirmed as finishing in the top two and that has seen their home semi-final date announced, however, the League Leaders Shield is still up for grabs with Leeds Rhinos still a chance of winning it if they can better Wigan’s result.
Matt Peet’s side host Catalans Dragons whilst the Rhinos welcome Hull FC to Headingley, though arguably the more interesting games are about what the rest of the top six will look like.
Leigh Leopards know they must beat Wakefield Trinity by 28 points of more to leapfrog Daryl Powell’s side and secure a home play-off, whilst Wakefield know that if they win and Warrington lose to Toulouse then they have a chance of snatching third.
Hull KR travel to St Helens in the other game though Willie Peters has heavily rotated his side ahead of the play-offs, meaning Saints could end their miserable season with a win.
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Wigan Warriors v Catalans Dragons
Matt Peet makes just one change and that sees Junior Nsemba start over Kian McDermott, with retiring captain Liam Farrell named on the bench after returning from injury.
Catatalans also make major changes with the most notable being that Charlie Staines drops out with Toby Sexton another missing out.
Wigan Warriors XIII: Jai Field, Austin Daniel, Zach Eckersley, Adam Keighran, Liam Marshall, Bevan French, Harry Smith, Ethan Havard, Brad O’Neill, Luke Thompson, Junior Nsemba, Oliver Partington, Kaide Ellis
Interchanges: Taylor Kerr, Patrick Mago, Liam Farrell, Sam Walters
Catalans Dragons XIII: Lenny Marc, Leo Darrelatour, Clement Martin, Nick Cotric, Tommy Makinson, Guillermo Aispuro-Bichet, Lewis Dodd, Josh Allen, Ugo Tison, Romain Navarrete, Benjamin Garcia, Mathieu Laguerre, Julian Bousquet
Interchanges: Franck Maria, Harvey Wilson, Giovanni Descalzi, Alexis Lis
Leeds Rhinos v Hull FC
Brad Arthur is forced into a change at full-back after Lachie Miller was ruled out for the rest of the season and that sees centre Ash Handley shift to the number one role.
Maika Sivo returns to the backline meaning that Harry Newman shifts inside to his standard centre position. Matt Lodge starts at prop over Cooper Jenkins as Keenan Palasia also returns.
Opponents Hull FC see Tom Briscoe start on his final career game but there’s a surprise as Connor Bailey starts in the halves with Jake Arthur, and Lloyd Kemp starts at hooker.
Leeds Rhinos XIII: Ash Handley, Maika Sivo, Harry Newman, Jack Bird, Ryan Hall, Brodie Croft, Jake Connor, Mikolaj Oledzki, Jarrod O’Connor, Matt Lodge, Chris Hankinson, Presley Cassell, Keenan Palasia
Interchanges: Kallum Watkins, Tom Holroyd, Cameron Smith, Cooper Jenkins
Hull FC XIII: Logan Moy, Harvey Barron, Davy Litten, Tom Briscoe, Lewis Martin, Connor Bailey, Jake Arthur, Herman Ese’ese, Lloyd Kemp, Harvie Hill, Arthur Romano, Ethan O’Neill, James Bell
Interchanges: Lennon Clark, Matty Laidlaw, Zak Hardaker, Hugo Salabio
Warrington Wolves v Toulouse Olympique
Sam Burgess named a rotated 21-man squad and that’s seen him hand out two debuts whilst also recalling full-back Cai Taylor-Wray, with skipper George Williams also dropping out.
One of the debutants is Pat Irwin, the older brother of young star Ewan Irwin, whilst last week’s debutant Charlie McKler starts at loose forward.
For Toulouse, Benjamin Laguerre is replaced by Mathieu Pons as Rob Butler and Hugo Garrigues replace John Toleafoa and Olly Ashall-Bott on the bench.
Warrington Wolves XIII: Cai Taylor-Wray, Lachlan Webster, Josh Smith, Arron Lindop, Jake Thewlis, Pat Irwin, Leon Hayes, Luke Yates, Sam Powell, James Harrison, Adam Holroyd, Ewan Smith, Charlie McKler
Interchanges: Tom McKinney, Ben Hartill, Daniel Coop, Max Wood
Toulouse Olympique XIII: Luke Polselli, Mathieu Pons, Romeo Tropis, Mathieu Jussaume, Paul Ulberg, Thomas Lacans, Cesar Rouge, Lambert Belmas, Brendan Hands, James Roumanos, Louis Grossemy, Henry O’Kane, Joe Cator
Interchanges: Anthony Marion, Tiaki Chan, Rob Butler, Hugo Garrigues
Leigh Leopards v Wakefield Trinity
Leigh see Isaac Liu drop out in their big change whilst Andy Badrock moves back to the centres after the injury to Keanan Brand last week. Nathan Wilde and Jack Hughes both take spots on the bench.
Wakefield bring in Jayden Myers for Lachlan Walmsley and Jake Trueman starts over Jack Sinfield, who drops to 18th man. Ky Rodwell, who was a doubt, misses out as Mike McMeeken moves to prop with Zac Lipowicz and Jordan Williams both recalled.
Leigh Leopards XIII: David Armstrong, Innes Senior, Andy Badrock, Umyla Hanley, Josh Charnley, Adam Cook, Lachlan Lam, Joe Ofahengaue, Liam Horne, Robbie Mulhern, Jacob Alick-Wiencke, Owen Trout, Louis Brogan
Interchanges: Nathan Wilde, Jack Hughes, Matt Davis, Edwin Ipape
Wakefield Trinity XIII: Max Jowitt, Jayden Myers, Cameron Scott, Corey Hall, Tom Johnstone, Mason Lino, Jake Trueman, Emre Guler, Tyson Smoothy, Mike McMeeken, Isaiah Vagana, Zac Lipowicz, Jazz Tevaga
Interchanges: Jay Pitts, Jordan Williams, Caius Faatili, Caleb Hamlin-Uele
St Helens v Hull KR
St Helens change it up as Jack Welsby moves to full-back and Tristan Sailor starts on the wing. Daniel Suluka-Fifita returns from his ban to start at prop, meaning Jacob Host drops to the bench.
Curtis Sironen also returns in the second-row with Jed Cartwright named on the bench.
Willie Peters makes wholesale changes as only Bill Leyland survives from last week and he forms part of a spine captained by Mikey Lewis. Brother Louix and Alex Gorman both feature.
St Helens XIII: Jack Welsby, Tristan Sailor, Mark Percival, Deon Cross, Jacob Douglas, Harry Robertson, Jonny Lomax, David Klemmer, Tom Humphreys, Daniel Suluka-Fifita, Billy Keeley, Curtis Sironen, Joe Shorrocks
Interchanges: Jacob Host, Matty Evans, Chris Matagi, Jed Cartwright
Hull KR XIII: Flynn Holden, Harvey Horne, Louix Gorman, Noah Booth, Lee Kershaw, Mikey Lewis, Jack Charles, Zach Fishwick, Bill Leyland, Cobie Wainhouse, Frankie Dearlove, Ryan Westerman, Alfie Woods
Interchanges: Declan Murphy, Alex Gorman, Theo Middlemas, Alfie Petty
