Following the Challenge Cup Final, the rugby league focus is shifted back to Super League and the NRL and here’s how you can watch every game.
Huge viewing figures were recorded for the Challenge Cup Final on Saturday as Hull KR edged Warrington Wolves in dramatic fashion to win 8-6.
It’s been confirmed that an average viewership of around a million watched the game with that peaking at 1.2 million, a steep increase from the 2024 final which drew an average of 800,000 and a peak of 900,000.
The Super League record viewing figures for games outside of covid was hit earlier this year when Warrington played Wigan in Las Vegas, and Wire will have a chance of being in another heavily-watched game on Saturday when they travel to face Leeds Rhinos.
With this week’s action starting on Thursday morning and running till Sunday afternoon, here are the details for all the rugby league on TV.
Thursday 12th June
There’s no Super League on Thursday so it means any rugby league fix will have to be cured with some NRL action. Thankfully for those in the UK, it’s not an early start as Cronulla take on St George at 10:50 am.
Friday 13th June
Friday morning’s NRL action sees the Titans take on the Sea Eagles but Super League fans might be more keen on the return of the competition after a week off. Challenge Cup winners Hull KR will take on Catalans at Craven Park with the reception set to be incredible. Over in the West side of Hull, John Cartwright’s side host Castleford Tigers.
Saturday 14th June
Saturday is the most action-packed day with five games including Leeds Rhinos v Warrington Wolves with plenty of curiosity about how Wire will bounce back from such a devastating defeat. Elswhere in Super League, Wigan travel to Huddersfield whilst there’s also Championship action with Toulouse streaming their clash against London Broncos. Dom Young, Kai Pearce-Paul, John Bateman and Herbie Farnworth will all also be in action Down Under.
Sunday 15th June
Sunday sees Souths take on NRL leaders Canterbury in the morning before Wakefield host Leigh in a game that’s live on BBC and could be be huge in the play-off race. Salford also host St Helens.
How, when and where to watch rugby league on TV this week
Thursday 12th June
Cronulla Sharks v St George Illawarra Dragons @ 10:50 am on Watch NRL
Friday 13th June
Gold Coast Titans v Manly Sea Eagles @ 11:00 am on Watch NRL
Hull FC v Castleford Tigers @ 8:00 pm on Sky Sports+ and Super League+
Hull KR v Catalans Dragons @ 8:00 pm on Sky Sports+
Saturday 14th June
Newcastle Knights v Sydney Roosters : 8:30 am on Sky Sports+ and Watch NRL
North Queensland Cowboys v The Dolphins @ 10:35 am on Sky Sports+ and Watch NRL
Toulouse Olympique v London Broncos @ 1:00 pm on YouTube (Toulouse’s club channel)
Huddersfield Giants v Wigan Warriors @ 3:00 pm on Sky Sports+ and Super League+
Leeds Rhinos v Warrington Wolves @ 5:30 pm on Sky Sports Action
Sunday 15th June
South Sydney Rabbitohs v Canterbury Bulldogs @ 7:05 am on Sky Sports+, Sky Sports Action and Watch NRL
Wakefield Trinity v Leigh Leopards @ 2:30 pm on Sky Sports+, Super League+ and BBC Two
Salford Red Devils v St Helens @ 3:00 pm on Sky Sports+ and Super League+
The @Betfred #SuperLeague returns this weekend 🙌 pic.twitter.com/oG7q6D40j1
— Betfred Super League (@SuperLeague) June 10, 2025
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