Written by Callum Walker
Friday 25th September, 18:00, Super League Round 13, Halliwell Jones Stadium, Warrington, Warrington Wolves versus Catalans Dragons Match Preview
Warrington are currently the most in-form side in the competition, winning all of their games since lockdown to hold an eight-match streak. Catalans, meanwhile, have lost their last two matches, crashing out of the Challenge Cup against Salford in Golden Point. So, whilst the Dragons sit in fifth, the Wolves hold second place, level on points with leaders St Helens whom they beat in a typical highly-charged cup tie last weekend, 20-18.
Warrington Wolves
For Warrington, Steve Price has recalled Gareth Widdop in place of Stefan Ratchford.
| 21 Man Squad | |
| Matty Ashton | Blake Austin |
| Keanan Brand | Chris Hill |
| Daryl Clark | Mike Cooper |
| Ben Currie | Jack Hughes |
| Eribe Doro | Anthony Gelling |
| Luis Johnson | Toby King |
| Leilani Latu | Tom Lineham |
| Ellis Longstaff | Jake Mamo |
| Ben Murdoch-Masila | Declan Patton |
| Gareth Widdop | Ellis Robson |
| Jason Clark |
Coach: Steve Price
Catalans Dragons
Tom Davies and Lambert Belmas come in for Lewis Tierney and Arthur Romano in the only two changes for the Dragons.
| 21 Man Squad | |
| Sam Moa | Jason Baitieri |
| Josh Drinkwater | Julian Bousquet |
| Remi Casty | Alrix Da Costa |
| Israel Folau | Ben Garcia |
| Mickael Goudemand | Benjamin Jullien |
| Sam Kasiano | Samisoni Langi |
| James Maloney | Micky McIlorum |
| Arthur Mourgue | Lambert Belmas |
| Tom Davies | Joel Tomkins |
| Sam Tomkins | Matt Whitley |
| Fouad Yaha |
Coach: Steve McNamara
Catalans were victorious, 30-10, in August 2019, but both sides had won twice and drawn once in their last five meetings.
Warrington Wolves by 2
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