19/03/2018
Tanya Arnold presents highlights and analysis from the latest round of matches in the Super League.
The two most successful clubs in the competition's history meet as St Helens take on Leeds. Between them they have been champions in 14 of the 22 seasons so far, and have faced each other in four grand finals. After an impressive start to the season St Helens have been installed as favourites to win the Super League title again this year, but as defending champions, Leeds are looking for another win against their old rivals.
Two more title-chasing teams meet at The Jungle as Castleford take on Wigan. They met three times in 2017, with the Tigers victorious on all three occasions as they went on to lift the League Leaders shield. Catalans are at home to Warrington, Salford meet Hull FC, Huddersfield play Hull KR and Wakefield take on Widnes.
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