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Fantasy League debrief
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Round 10 action of the Betfred Super League delivered in more ways than one.
Action packed fixtures, an upset that no one saw coming, and tries galore with multiple players scoring a hat-trick.
Super League takes a back seat this weekend with all eyes on the Betfred Challenge Cup Semi-Finals.
This gives Fantasy players an extra week to make any changes to their squad. And with four transfers available at the start of this month, the world is a Fantasy player's oyster.
Who performed well in Round 10, and who didn’t live up to expectations?
If you haven’t already you can build your team here!
Top performers
Joe Ofahengaue (89 points)
It looks like the Leopards’ season is finally starting to take off after winning a thriller in the south of France, and in no small part because of the prop’s contribution.
Ofahengaue ran 160 metres in just 21 carries, whilst completing eight tackle busts! His display was then capped off with the match-winning try. A Player of the Match display from the Leopards number 8!
Need to change one of your props for Round 11? Ofahengaue has racked up 319 Fantasy points so far this season with a price tag of £130k.
Is that enough to convince you to put him in your side?
Adam Cook (89 points)
This was perhaps Cook’s best performance in a Leopards shirt since joining in the off-season, controlling the match with his wand of a left foot.
Adrian Lam said previously, “it’ll take ten rounds for him to bed in” and given what happened over the weekend, that prediction looks to be spot on!
The half-back kicked a game-defining 40/20 and six goals, with another six attacking kicks and one try assist as the Leopards went on to defeat the Dragons.
Cook is priced a little cheaper compared to other players in his position (£120k) and can provide a good source of Fantasy points. Will he be in your team for Round 11?
Noah Hodkinson (82 points)
The Warriors’ youngster couldn’t have dreamt of a better start to his rugby league career, seamlessly fitting into Matt Peet’s team. He enjoyed a stellar performance against the Bulls on Saturday.
Three tries were just the start for the full-back. Hodkinson ran for 110 metres in only nine carries, got one try assist, as well as six tackle busts. Promising signs of what’s to come for the future Wigan star!
Hodkinson has proved he’s got the quality to belong at the top level. And priced at only £50k, he provides excellent value for money, especially as he looks to get regular game time moving forward.
Will you put him in your Fantasy side for Round 11?
Tom Davies (80 points)
Some may argue that Tom Davies has been in Joe Burgess’s shadow so far this season. But that was not the case at all on Thursday night!
The Robins speedster put in a classic winger's display, not only scoring a hat-trick, but also made three clean line breaks, 190 metres and four tackle busts.
Want to change one of your wingers? Davies could be your man!
Frankie Halton (74 points)
The second rower showed plenty of heart and put his body on the line for his side on Saturday evening.
Halton produced one try and nine tackle busts.
The Leigh man is priced at just £110k and has racked up over 450 Fantasy points already this season.
Looking to get more out of your second rowers for the rest of 2026? Halton should be at the top of your list!
Fantasy Flops
Ryan Hall (18 points)
The veteran Rhinos winger and all-time top Super League try scorer must have been looking across the pitch with envy as his teammate Maika Sivo crossed the whitewash three times.
Hall failed to make the same impact against Trinity, and will be wanting to put that right in Round 11, as his team look to keep their place at the top of the table.
Kyle Feldt (11 points)
Likewise, the Saints winger was well below average where Fantasy was concerned in Round 10 - despite being on a comfortable winning side.
The Betfred Super League will return on Thursday 14 May for Round 11, with the Betfred Challenge Cup Semi-Finals taking place this weekend.
