The 21-man squads for Sunday’s Super League Magic Weekend games are in with the standout fixture being the finale between Wigan Warriors and St Helens.
That game will kick off at 5:30 pm on Sunday to round off Magic Weekend and as it stands, each side have won one game apiece, with Saints taking the win in Super League before Wigan won in the Challenge Cup semi-finals.
Wigan have been forced into a number of changes with all of Bevan French, Noah Hodkinson, Luke Thompson and Liam Farrell set to be sidelined for a few weeks.
Whilst that game will round off the event, Sunday is opened up with Wakefield Trinity facing Castleford Tigers before Leeds Rhinos take on Bradford Bulls.
Team news for all six sides has now been confirmed ahead of Super League Magic Weekend 2026.
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Sunday’s Super League Magic Weekend team news
Wakefield Trinity v Castleford Tigers @ 12:30 pm
Wakefield make three changes with two coming in their outside backs as Lachlan Walmsley and Jayden Myers return, whilst Matty Storton is also back in the squad.
Dropping out are Jordan Williams, Kian McGann and Charlie Abraham with the likes of Mason Lino, Corey Hall and Oliver Pratt still out.
As for Castleford, they’ve made four changes with the biggest being that Liam Hood makes his return after a neck injury whilst Joe Westerman, the leading Super League Magic Weekend appearance maker, has a chance to extend that record as he also returns.
That pair are joined by Darnell McIntosh and Mikaele Ravalawa as Zac Cini, Jordan Lane, Jenson Windley and Sam Hall all make way.
Wakefield Trinity 21-man squad: Max Jowitt, Cam Scott, Tom Johnstone, Jake Trueman, Mike McMeeken, Tyson Smoothy, Ky Rodwell, Seth Nikotemo, Matty Storton, Jazz Tevaga, Jay Pitts, Caleb Hamlin-Uele, Caius Faatili, Harvey Smith, Isaiah Vagana, Lachlan Walmsley, Jack Sinfield, Jayden Myers, Josh Rourke, Tray Lolesio, Will Tate
Castleford Tigers 21-man squad: Semi Valemei, Darnell McIntosh, Mikaele Ravalawa, Daejarn Asi, Tom Weaver, Renouf Atoni, Liam Hood, George Lawler, Alex Mellor, Joe Stimson, Brock Greacen, Joe Westerman, Louis Senior, Jason Qareqare, Krystian Mapapalangi, Cain Robb, Ashton Golding, George Hirst, Phoenix Laulu-Togaga’e, Tyler Dupree, Jack Brown
Leeds Rhinos v Bradford Bulls @ 3:00 pm
As expected, Leeds Rhinos remain unchanged with Brad Arthur’s side going through a very strong run of form of late as they look to push home their advantage atop Super League.
Phoenix Steinwede and Will Gardiner drop out for Bradford, the latter of whom saw a bleed on the brain discovered after his scary knock out against St Helens.
That duo are replaced by academy products Alfie Leake and Cameron Bate in what would be a huge game for both youngsters.
Leeds Rhinos 21-man squad: Lachie Miller, Maika Sivo, Harry Newman, Ash Handley, Ryan Hall, Brodie Croft, Jake Connor, Mikolaj Oledzki, Jarrod O’Connor, Tom Holroyd, Kallum Watkins, James McDonnell, Keenan Palasia, Chris Hankinson, Cooper Jenkins, Cameron Smith, Presley Cassell, Riley Lumb, Danny Levi, Tom Nicholson-Watton, Jack Bird
Bradford Bulls 21-man squad: Andy Ackers, Caleb Aekins, Guy Armitage, Chris Atkin, Cameron Bate, Waqa Blake, Riley Dean, Eribe Doro, Luke Hooley, Alfie Leake, Joe Mellor, Jayden Nikorima, Jack Ormondroyd, Eliot Peposhi, Leon Ruan, Dan Russell, Ethan Ryan, Ebon Scurr, Ryan Sutton, Connor Wynne
Wigan Warriors v St Helens @ 5:30 pm
As expected, Wigan see the quartet of French, Thompson, Farrell and Hodkinson drop out but there’s a welcome and timely return for Ethan Havard after he previously suffered a broken jaw.
Also called up are young trio Nathan Lowe, Finlay Yeomans and Austin Daniels though Shea O’Connor and Lukas Mason, who were in the 21-man squad last week, are the duo expected to land game time as a result of the pack injuries.
Paul Rowley makes just one change to his squad as Daryl Clark returns to the squad with young centre Deacon Swarbrick dropping out.
Wigan Warriors 21-man squad: Jai Field, Zach Eckersley, Adam Keighran, Jake Wardle, Harry Smith, Ethan Havard, Brad O’Neill, Junior Nsemba, Kaide Ellis, Patrick Mago, Oliver Partington, Jack Farrimond, Sam Eseh, Kian McDermott, Taylor Kerr, Nathan Lowe, Lukas Mason, George O’Loughlin, Finlay Yeomans, Austin Daniels, Shea O’Connor
St Helens 21-man squad: Jack Welsby, Harry Robertson, Tristan Sailor, Alex Walmsley, Daryl Clark, Curtis Sironen, Shane Wright, David Klemmer, Jacob Host, George Delaney, Jake Burns, Joe Shorrocks, Owen Dagnall, Nene Macdonald, Jacob Douglas, Jake Davies, Alfie Sinclair, Tom Humphreys, Jackson Hastings, Daniel Suluka-Fifita, Billy Keeley
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