Wolf Competitions Super League Predictor | Round 23

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It’s time! The Final Charge is upon us…

The 2026 Betfred Super League season has Hit Different round after round and now it’s all to play for in these five remaining regular rounds.

Let’s take a quick look at the matches taking place and their weighted scores in the Wolf Competitions Super League Predictor Game.

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Leeds Rhinos v Leigh Leopards

The table topping Rhinos have won five of their previous six Super League home games against Leopards, including each of their last two.

The last time Leigh defeated Leeds was back in 2023.

However, both sides currently occupy Play-Off places and will be fully focused on their respective races to the end of the regular campaign.

The Rhinos have their eyes set on the League Leaders’ Shield, whilst the Leopards are looking to finish as high as they possibly can.

There’s little to separate them heading into Thursday night, but Leeds, who are unbeaten on home soil in 2026, go into this game as slight favourites.

Weighted Predictions Rhinos (4 points), Leopards (6 points)

Hull KR v Catalans Dragons

The Robins have won three of their last four Super League games against Catalans Dragons.

Their most recent home match against the Dragons saw them win by 62 points (68-6 in June 2025), although they did lose this year’s reverse fixture away in France (26-20).

The French outfit are on a poor run of form. Because of this, and what it means for Robins and their Play-Off ramifications, the reigning champions are heavy favourites to emerge victorious at Sewell Group Craven Park.

Weighted Predictions: Robins (2 points), Dragons (8 points)

Warrington Wolves v York Knights

The Wolves won their only previous Super League match against the Knights (38-30 in Round 4) and each of their last four against newly promoted sides.

Warrington have turned the Halliwell Jones Stadium into a fortress, losing only once there in 2026.

York have certainly shown they can compete with sides at the top end of the table, but due to their inconsistency, and again what’s on the line for Warrington, it is Sam Burgess’s men who are favourites to come away with two points.

Weighted Predictions: Wolves (3 points), Knights (7 points)

Hull FC v Castleford Tigers

The Tigers have won each of their last two Super League away games against Hull FC – it’s the fifth time they’ve won back-to-back away matches against them.

However, the Black & Whites will be full of confidence after comfortably beating the Saints last time out.

Despite a heavy loss in Round 22, Castleford are still favourites in this week’s contest, but there is very little to separate the two of them.

Weighted Predictions: Hull FC (6 points), Tigers (4 points)

Wakefield Trinity v St Helens

Wakefield Trinity vs St Helens

St Helens have won 51 of their previous 61 Super League games against Wakefield Trinity (L10), including the last six in a row – their 84% win rate against Wakefield is their highest against any side they’ve faced 30+ times in the competition.

That being said, Trinity have been in fine form and find themselves just four points behind Leeds at the top of the tree.

Wakefield fell short to Leeds last Friday in a pulsating encounter and will be looking to avoid back-to-back defeats. They’ve only had this happen this once in 2026 so far.

A win for Trin would see Daryl Powell’s side confirm their Play-Off spot and really push for a top two finish.

Meanwhile, everything is at stake for seventh-placed Saints, who have been struggling in recent weeks, but know this game is a must-win if they are to keep their top six hopes alive. Never write off the Saints, right?

Who are you backing?

Weighted Predictions: Trinity (3 points), Saints (7 points)

Bradford Bulls v Wigan Warriors

Bradford Bulls vs Wigan Warriors

The Warriors have won eight of their last 10 Super League games against the Bulls, including the reverse fixture earlier this season (38-14).

However, they lost on their last trip to Bartercard Odsal Stadium, although this was over a decade ago in 2014.

The tale of the tape is one in favour of the Warriors who have been ruthless in recent weeks and are only two points off top spot as it stands.

Wigan show no signs of slowing down as they go hunting for an eleventh win on the bounce and ramp up their quest to catch the Rhinos.

Where Predictor is concerned, will you play it safe with the Cherry & Whites or will you take a risk with the Bulls for the chance to earn a whopping nine points?

Weighted Predictions Bulls (9 points), Warriors (1 point)

Toulouse Olympique v Huddersfield Giants

Toulouse Olympique vs Huddersfield Giants

Toulouse Olympique defeated Huddersfield Giants in their first meeting this season after losing each of their two meetings with the Giants during their only previous Super League season in 2022.

Whilst Toulouse are sitting higher up in the table, a recently resurged Huddersfield are searching for a fourth straight win.

Hence, the weighted scores are even between these two ahead of their meeting on Sunday.

Weighted Predictions: Toulouse (5 points), Giants (5 points)

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