Everyone thought the Tigers had turned a corner with victory over Warrington two weeks ago, but that was soon scrapped as Castleford got turned over by lowly Hull KR last weekend 27-26.

That game highlighted just how topsy-turvy the Super League is in 2019 – anyone can beat anyone on their day and so nothing, so far, is written in stone at either end of the table.

Whilst the Tigers have three wins from their last five games, London have just one – something which could come back to haunt the capital side. Castleford have been much better at home than they have been away, winning eight and losing four at the Jungle, but winning a mere four from 12 away from home.

Castleford, however, are the only team in 2019 to have put 40 points on London twice and, for some reason, seem able to quell any attacking purpose from the Broncos. London, however, should not be taken lightly as has been the case for a lot of the season with the likes of St Helens and Wigan both coming unstuck against them. CASTLEFORD FOR THE WIN