Leeds United’s Elland Road is preparing to host the 17th Super League Magic Weekend this Saturday and Sunday.
Seven of the 12 teams on show this year are ever-present at the event – which began in Cardiff in 2007 and has also visited Edinburgh, Manchester, Newcastle and Liverpool – including Leeds Rhinos.
The two teams with the best records at Magic meet on Sunday and the winners of that clash will end the weekend clear at the top of the event’s all-time table.
Seventeen teams have featured in a Super League Magic Weekend match and he’s how they all rank:
1 Huddersfield Giants: Played 16, won 10, drew one, lost five. Points 21.
2 Castleford Tigers: Played 15, won 10, drew none, lost five. Points 20.
3= St Helens: Played 16, won nine, drew one, lost six. Points 19.
3= Warrington Wolves: Played 16, won nine, drew one, lost six. Points 19.
5= Leeds Rhinos: Played 16, won nine, drew none, lost seven. Points 18.
5= Wigan Warriors: Played 16, won eight, drawn two, lost six. Points 18.
7 Catalans Dragons: Played 16, won eight, drawn one, lost seven. Points 17.
8 Hull KR: Played 15, won eight, drew none, lost seven. Points 16.
9 Hull FC: Played 16, won seven, drew none, lost nine. Points 14.
10= Salford Red Devils: Played 15, won five, drew none, lost 10. Points 10.
10= Wakefield Trinity: Played 16, won five, drew none, lost 11. Points 10.
12 London Broncos: Played nine, won four, drew none, lost five. Points eight.
13=Crusaders. Played three, won two, drew none, lost one. Points four.
13= Widnes Vikings. Played seven, won two, drew none, lost five. Points four.
15= Leigh Leopards: Played three, won one, drew none, lost two. Points two.
15= Toulouse Olympique: Played one, won one, drew none, lost none. Points two.
15= Bradford Bulls: Played eight, won one, drew none, lost seven. Points two.
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