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Super League is back this week with a double round of fixtures across a busy Easter weekend. It kicks off with a historical fixture, as Catalans Dragons meet Toulouse Olympique in the competition’s first ever French derby on Thursday 14th April.
Wigan Warriors head coach Matty Peet says he has no problem with his side’s intense schedule and believes it should be relished. Peet’s men travel to bitter rivals St Helens in the traditional Good Friday derby and then host Wakefield Trinity on Easter Monday. Playing two games in four days will ensure plenty of tired legs and aching limbs throughout Super League but the challenge does not faze Peet in the slightest.
Greater Manchester is set to be warmer than Zante over the Easter weekend as temperatures soar in our region. It's not every day that rainy Manchester swaps its weather with Greece, but on Saturday and Sunday it's set to be hotter - and drier - than the Ionian island.
Hull Kingston Rovers head coach Tony Smith is waiting to discover the seriousness of Mikey Lewis’ ankle injury but admits the homegrown star is likely to miss the Good Friday derby against Hull FC. Lewis, who has been a revelation since bursting onto the scene last year, suffered the injury early in the second half of Friday’s Challenge Cup quarter-final win over Castleford Tigers.
It is official: Sheffield Wednesday have the worst away record in League One’s top 10. Saturday's heartbreaking draw at Bolton Wanderers means the Owls have only recorded six wins from 20 matches on the road this season.
Millwall manager Gary Rowett has admitted that his club will need to embark on a winning run in the Championship if they are to remain in the hunt for a play-off place.
Elliot Embleton's late strike at Oxford made it four wins out of five games for Sunderland - and the midfielder has challenged the Black Cats to go one better and end the season with five victories in their final five matches. Academy product Embleton came off the bench to score the decisive goal as Sunderland beat their play-off rivals 2-1 at the Kassam Stadium.
Hakan Hayrettin described Maidstone’s seven-point advantage in the National South title race as massive - but stressed nothing is won yet.