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After bursting onto the scene in 2017 against St Helens, Jake Trueman was dubbed one of the most exciting young talents Super League has to offer. On Friday, he will face a youthful Saints outfit on his quest to return to the exciting form of those earlier years.
Huddersfield Giants’ Theo Fages fully expects to get roughed up by his former St Helens teammates but believes his new employers can be potential champions.
Brad Takairangi could make his first Hull KR appearance since being spared jail for serious driving offences after being named in the 21-man squad to face Toulouse Olympique. The 32-year-old was given a suspended jail sentence for crashing into a police car as to drove the wrong way down the A63 on January 2nd this year.
Super League veteran Joe Westerman admits he might not be physically capable of playing two games in five days amid a gruelling run of fixtures over Easter. Westerman’s Castleford Tigers travel to local rivals Wakefield Trinity on Thursday and then host big-city neighbours Leeds Rhinos on Easter Monday.
Nearly a decade on from his relatively brief spell playing rugby union in France, Guy Armitage is back plying his trade across the Channel - but this time trying to help the Betfred Super League's newest club establish themselves in rugby league's top flight.
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.
Catalans Dragons head coach Steve McNamara is predicting another brutal clash against rivals St Helens in tomorrow’s Challenge Cup quarter-final and has called for strong refereeing from Chris Kendall. When the sides clashed on the opening night of the Super League season in February, defending champions Saints claimed a 28-8 home win.
The Challenge Cup has reached the quarter-final stage with just eight teams remaining in the competition. Semi-final spots are up for grabs this weekend, with teams battling it out to move within one win of the final, which will be held at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in May.