Wigan Warriors, Leeds Rhinos, St Helens and Warrington Wolves sweat on major blows

Well, the Magic Weekend is now over and what a weekend it has been!

Toulouse Olympique kicked off the showpiece event with a superb win over West Yorkshire side Wakefield Trinity, helping their fears of relegation whilst St Helens and Wigan Warriors played out a classic in the second fixture with Kristian Woolf’s men just about getting over the line against Matt Peet’s side.

The third game on Saturday saw Castleford Tigers go down to Leeds Rhinos despite leading at half-time as the latter ran in 28 points in the second forty minutes for a brilliant 34-20 win.

Wind the clock forward to Sunday and Huddersfield Giants were able to overcome Salford Red Devils for the first game of the afternoon, with Warrington Wolves easing past Catalans Dragons in perhaps the shock of the round so far.

Then came arguably the game of the round as Hull FC and Hull KR dished up an absolute classic with the Black and Whites just about getting over the line in a 34-28 win.

But, just who could miss the next round of games through injury or illness?

Wakefield Trinity vs Toulouse Olympique
Mason Lino (Wakefield Trinity) – illness

St Helens vs Wigan Warriors
Sione Mata’utia (St Helens) – head
Kai Pearce-Paul (Wigan Warriors) – illness
Liam Farrell (Wigan Warriors) – neck

Leeds Rhinos vs Castleford Tigers
Blake Austin (Leeds Rhinos) – leg
Zak Hardaker (Leeds Rhinos) – thigh

Huddersfield Giants vs Salford Red Devils
Tyler Dupree (Salford Red Devils) – leg
Kallum Watkins (Salford Red Devils) – leg

Catalans Dragons vs Warrington Wolves
Ben Garcia (Catalans Dragons) – ear
Gareth Widdop (Warrington Wolves) – shoulder

Hull KR vs Hull FC
Frankie Halton (Hull KR) – shoulder

Hull FC managed to escape injury in their win over Hull KR whilst Toulouse Olympique, Castleford Tigers and Huddersfield Giants also look to have escaped with a clean bill of health for the next round of Super League games.