Rugby League on TV: Every game you can watch this week

Super League continues with Wigan Warriors hosting Castleford Tigers this Thursday 17th March in round six’s opening fixture. The Warriors will be aiming to bounce back from a disappointing end to their France trip, with Matt Peet’s side edging out Toulouse 29-28 before a heavy 28-0 defeat against Catalans. The Tigers, meanwhile, still only have one win to their name after losing 36-24 to Huddersfield on Saturday.

Meanwhile, the Premier Sports cameras will be heading to The Shay on Monday, as Halifax try to topple high-flying Leigh. And the NRL continues with its second round of fixtures after an action-packed opening weekend, with Melbourne Storm v South Sydney Rabbitohs the pick of the games.

Super League will be back on free-to-air television once again this Saturday, with Warrington hosting Wakefield on Channel 4, with coverage starting at 12pm.

Injury boost for Wigan as Matt Peet makes two changes to 21-man squad for Castleford game

As ever, Sky Sports will show the remainder of the televised Super League games and a handful of NRL trial games via Sky Sports channels or online via the Sky Go app, individual channels such as Sky Sports Arena or Action can be added for just £18 per month or you can pick up the complete sports package for just £25 per month. Check out the latest Sky deals here.

An alternative option for this is Now TV, for which a day pass costs £9.99, or a monthly pass for £33.99 provides access to all Sky Sports channels. Meanwhile, if you want to catch every NRL trial, as well as the opening round of the NRLW, all matches will be shown live on the Watch NRL app. Weekly passes cost £13, while a monthly subscription is £25. 12-month packages can also be purchased for £130.

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