Our League Predictor | Round 24

The Final Charge carries on in Round 24 of the Betfred Super League...

It's an unpredictable season, but it's time to get predicting!

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Here is a break-down of all six Super League fixtures in Round 24 – with some crucial Play-Off clashes taking place…

Leigh Leopards v Castleford Tigers

The Leopards are unbeaten across their last six Super League games against the Tigers.

They’ve also won four of their last five games at home in Super League, including a 38-6 win against Salford Red Devils in Round 23.

Meanwhile Castleford have lost their last four straight away games and have conceded a staggering 178 points in their last four matches alone.

Will Leigh bank a big win and secure their place in the 2025 Play-Offs?

Weighted predictions: Leopards (2 points), Tigers (8 points)

Hull KR v St Helens

An epic encounter awaits on Friday Night as the league leaders host an in-form St Helens side who have won nine of their last ten matches.

The Robins enter this game on the back of a shock loss to the Rhinos last Thursday, while Saints earned a hard-fought win against Hull FC in the previous round.

It’s Hull KR who have won each of their last four Super League games against the Red V, however, and these were by double-digit margins.

The Predictor weightings are evenly split for Friday’s fixture – and rightly so – as both teams continue at full pelt with their Final Charge…

Weighted predictions: Robins (5 points), Saints (5 points)

Warrington Wolves v Salford Red Devils

Warrington meet with Salford in Round 24.

Although the Red Devils have only managed two wins all year, the Wolves have won just one of their last five matches and had their Play-Off hopes brutally ended by Huddersfield last Sunday.

Sam Burgess’ men have been rather inconsistent in 2025 and have alternated between wins and losses across their last 11 Super League games at the Halliwell Jones Stadium - winning 30-22 against Catalans in their last game at the venue.

Will you play it safe with Wire, or take a chance with Paul Rowley’s men?

Weighted predictions: Wolves (2 points), Red Devils (8 points)

Hull FC v Leeds Rhinos

Saturday’s action promises to be spectacular as sixth-placed Hull welcome fourth-placed Leeds to West Hull.

The Rhinos have won five of their last six Super League games against Hull and are the favourites in this week’s Predictor.

Interestingly, Leeds remain the only team undefeated when they’ve scored the opening points of the game this Super League season, but they cannot take the Black & Whites lightly.

John Cartwright's team have won their last two Super League games at the MKM Stadium after winning only one of their previous 12 games at the venue.

Hull will be looking to win a third straight game there for the first time since 2023's Round 16...

Weighted predictions: Hull FC (6 points), Rhinos (4 points)

Wakefield Trinity v Huddersfield Giants

Wakefield won their most recent Super League match against Huddersfield by a margin of 36 points (46-10 in Round 19), their largest ever win against them, after losing four in a row against the Giants previously.

It’s a must win game for Trin, but the Giants can be a difficult side to overturn on their day – they’ve already delivered a hammer blow to Warrington's Play-Offs chances. Will they do the same with Wakefield?

Trinity have lost their last two Super League games, scoring just six points combined across those defeats, and will be aiming to avoid a third consecutive loss in the competition for the first time since they lost their final seven games of the 2023 campaign. 

Meanwhile, Huddersfield have won three of their last four Super League games…

Can Luke Robinson’s men cause another upset to a team in the Play-Off mix?

Weighted predictions: Trinity (3 points), Giants (7 points)

Catalans Dragons v Wigan Warriors

There’s plenty at stake in Round 24's concluding fixture with Wigan looking to keep in the race for the League Leaders’ Shield.

The Warriors have won each of their last three Super League away games at Stade Gilbert Brutus, preventing the home side from scoring a single point in two of those matches.

On the opposite side, Catalans Dragons are aiming to win back-to-back games for the first time since Round 9.

Who wins?

Weighted predictions: Dragons (7 points), Warriors (3 points)

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