Two Super League games take place tonight with St Helens hosting Warrington Wolves and Hull FC travelling to face Wakefield Trinity, with all four head coaches now confirming their matchday squads.
All four sides progressed to the quarter-finals of the Challenge Cup this past weekend but only Wakefield were victorious in Round Four of Super League, managing to get one over Sam Burgess’ Warrington.
Elsewhere Hull FC drew with Leigh Leopards and St Helens suffered their first defeat of the season against Hull KR, teeing that game up against Warrington as a must-win for both sides.
Team news for both games has now been confirmed.
Super League team news
St Helens v Warrington Wolves
Paul Wellens had a decision to make on the wing after it was confirmed that Kyle Feldt suffered a hand injury, ruling him out for 12 weeks and he’s opted to fix that by handing academy player Dayon Sambou a start.
Mark Percival passes fit in another major boost whilst Matt Whitley is elected to replace Joe Batchelor who failed his HIA. Moses Mbye also returns to the bench.
St Helens XIII: Jack Welsby, Jon Bennison, Harry Robertson, Mark Percival, Dayon Sambou, Tristan Sailor, Jonny Lomas, Alex Walmsley, Daryl Clark, Matty Lees, Curtis Sironen, Matt Whitley, Morgan Knowles
Interchanges: Moses Mbye, Agnatius Paasi, Jake Wingfield, George Delaney
Warrington add Marc Sneyd into the mix whilst several other key players return in their backs including Matt Dufty, Toby King and Matty Ashton. Rodrick Tai retains his place over Arron Lindop.
Zane Musgrove gets the start at prop whilst Lachlan Fitzgibbon also returns to boost the pack.
Warrington Wolves XIII: Matt Dufty, Josh Thewlis, Rodrick Tai, Toby King, Matty Ashton, George Williams, Marc Sneyd, Zane Musgrove, Danny Walker, Paul Vaughan, Ben Currie, Lachlan Fitzgibbon, James Harrison
Interchanges: Sam Powell, Adam Holroyd, Joe Philbin, Max Wood
A massive clash live on @SkySports 😤@Saints1890 or @WarringtonRLFC – who comes out on top? 🤔#SuperLeague pic.twitter.com/Dig84IS0Nr
— Betfred Super League (@SuperLeague) March 21, 2025
Wakefield Trinity v Hull FC
Wakefield are looking for their first home win of the season but they’ll need to overcome the loss of Max Jowitt with their star full-back injured in their Challenge Cup victory over Huddersfield.
Josh Rourke comes in at the back whilst Oliver Russell, Josh Griffin, Jay Pitts and Ky Rodwell all come in. As does Cam Scott with the centre set to face off against his former club.
Wakefield Trinity XIII: Josh Rourke, Oliver Pratt, Cameron Scott, Corey Hall, Tom Johnstone, Mason Lino, Oliver Russell, Mike McMeeken, Liam Hood, Caleb Hamlin-Uele, Josh Griffin, Jack Croft, Jay Pitts
Interchanges: Ky Rodwell, Renout Atoni, Harvey Smith, Caius Faatili
Hull FC will be looking to build on their impressive win over Wigan Warriors in the cup with John Cartwright making two changes as he brings in Ed Chamberlain and new signing Liam Watts. They replace Harvey Barron (hamstring) and Hugo Salabio who has left on dual registration.
Jordan Rapana continues on the wing whilst Liam Knight makes his Super League debut for the club.
Hull FC XIII: Logan Moy, Jordan Rapana, Zak Hardaker, Tom Briscoe, Lewis Martin, Cade Cust, Aidan Sezer. Herman Ese’ese, Amir Bourouh, Liam Knight, Jed Cartwright, Jordan Lane, John Asiata
Interchanges: Ed Chamberlain, Jack Ashworth, Brad Fash, Liam Watts
Two clubs with two #SuperLeague wins apiece ✌️@WTrinityRL host @HullFCOfficial with two more points on the line 🤝
Live on @SkySports & SuperLeague+ 📺 pic.twitter.com/gctCTjpIfe
— Betfred Super League (@SuperLeague) March 21, 2025
