Super League team of the week as Hull FC, Wigan Warriors and Wakefield Trinity stars shine

It’s fair to say round six of Super League provided some big shocks. Toulouse Olympique pulled off the biggest surprise of the weekend as they edged out champions St Helens in the south of France.

The top flight newcomers were winless before Saturday night but a host of players turned in huge performances to stun Kristian Woolf’s side. Elsewhere, Wakefield Trinity dominated Warrington Wolves at the Halliwell Jones Stadium, while Salford Red Devils piled misery on Leeds Rhinos.

Wins came for Wigan Warriors, and Catalans Dragons, too. Here’s a look at some of the best individual performances of the round.

Another high quality performance from the Wigan full-back. He scored a superb try against the Tigers and he set one up as well. His stats make for impressive reading as he made eight tackle busts and 219 metres.

Eden may have been on the losing team but he certainly impressed at the DW Stadium picking up a try and an assist. He also went for 214m.

Toulouse pulled off the shock of the year to beat champions St Helens in the south of France and Hankinson had a big role to play. He got himself over the line and claimed an assist from centre, too.

Rovers didn’t get the result in France but they ran Catalans close and scored twice. Kenny-Dowall was involved in both tries and went for 150m, too.

Burgess didn’t get himself on the scoresheet on Friday night but he made the break that ultimately helped Salford win the game in the final few minutes.

Wakefield picked up a huge result at the Halliwell Jones Stadium and their half-backs were key. Miller missed six tackles in the game but came up with four assists in total. The West Yorkshire side will be keen to build on their recent run of form and make their way up the league