St Helens take on Salford Red Devils with the club at the top of the Super League table – but only on points difference.
As Saints lost to Castleford Tigers last weekend, Wigan Warriors beat Salford Red Devils – Saints’ opponents this week.
Salford, meanwhile, have won just three games all season.
21-man squads
1 Jack Welsby
2 Tommy Makinson
3 Will Hopoate
4 Mark Percival
6 Jonny Lomax
8 Alex Walmsley
9 James Roby
10 Matty Lees
11 Sione Mata’utia
12 Joe Batchelor
13 Morgan Knowles
14 Joey Lussick
15 LMS
17 Agnatius Paasi
18 Kyle Amor
19 Jake Wingfield
21 Josh Simm
22 Ben Davies
24 Dan Norman
26 Sam Royle
29 Daniel Hill
30 Jumah Sambou
Salford Red Devils
2 Ken Sio
3 Kallum Watkins
6 Brodie Croft
8 Sitaleki Akauola
9 Andy Ackers
10 Greg Burke
14 Danny Addy
15 King Vuniyayawa
16 Ryan Lannon
18 Chris Atkin
19 Jack Ormondroyd
20 Jack Wells
21 Josh Johnson
22 Rhys Williams
24 Matt Costello
25 Morgan Escare
27 Amir Bourouh
28 Deon Cross
29 Alex Gerrard
31 Myles Dalton-Harrop
Injury news
Salford will be without Elijah Taylor and Ryan Brierley following knocks picked up against Wigan, joining the likes of Tim Lafai and Dan Sarginson on the sidelines. Marc Sneyd has also given the Red Devils another big blow after picking up a knock in training last week so Myles Dalton-Harrop has been called up from the reserves.
Saints, meanwhile, will have to do without Jon Bennison as well as the suspended James Bell, but expect Kristian Woolf to bring back a whole host of names. Jumah Sambou and Daniel Hill both keep their places in the 21-man squad after impressing against Castleford.
Kick-off time
The game kicks off at 8pm on Friday night.
TV details
The game will not be broadcast anywhere so get down to the Totally Wicked Stadium! You can also view highlights on Super League’s Youtube channel as well as the Super League Show.
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