WRAP: 2025 Betfred Super League Round 14

Justin Davies looks back at Round 14 of the 2025 Super League season, together with the current table and stats leaders thanks to Rugby League Project.

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Robins thrash woeful Dragons

Hull KR won 68-6 against a lowly Catalans Dragons side at Sewell Group Craven Park on Friday night.

The Challenge Cup winners got back to business with a crushing win over a 12-man Catalans side.

It was the Dragons who challenged first. Ben Garcia tried to burrow over but was held up by the Robins defense.

Hull KR responded with a slick backline move that ended with Tom Davies having the simple finish in the corner.

James Batchelor ran the perfect line to cross then Sauso Sue found some space to go over for an 18-0 lead.

Things went from bad to worse for the Dragons. Franck Maria was binned for a shoulder charge which left the visitors down to 12.

Frustration boiled over for the visitors. Garcia got involved in a fracas and threw punches which saw him sent off.

The Robins made use of the two-man advantage before half-time. Kelepi Tanginoa and Jack Broadbent both found the stripe.

Dragons were back to twelve but the scoring continued for Hull KR. Batchelor collected a second then Mikey Lewis picked up the scraps for 38-0 at the break.

Hull KR kept up the points in the second half. Sue surged over for his second for the Robins in the one-sided win.

Catalans Dragons did avoid being left on a duck egg. Luke Keary produced a smart solo effort to cross for 44-6.

Otherwise, it was all the Robins. Tyrone May, Jai Whitbread and Noah Booth all added themselves to the long list of scorers while Lewis also got a pair.

Hull KR 68 Catalans Dragons 6
Venue: Sewell Group Craven Park, Hull

Date: Fri, 13th June. Kickoff: 8:00 PM. Halftime: Hull KR 38-0. Penalties: Hull KR 6-0. Referee: Tom Grant. Crowd: 11,350.

Hull KR: Mourgue, Davies, Hiku, Broadbent, Booth; Lewis, May; Sue, Litten, Hadley, Whitbread, Batchelor, Minchella (C). Int: Tanginoa, Brown, Doro, Leyland.
Catalans: Aispuro-Bichet, Makinson, Laguerre, Smith, Cotric; Keary, Fages; Satae, Da Costa, Bousquet, Romano, Garcia (C), Partington. Int: Pangai Junior, Sims, Sironen, Maria.

Hull Kingston Rovers (68)
Tries: Sauaso Sue 2, James Batchelor 2, Mikey Lewis 2, Kelepi Tanginoa, Tom Davies, Tyrone May, Jai Whitbread, Jack Broadbent, Noah Booth
Goals: Arthur Mourgue 10/12

Catalans Dragons (6)
Tries: Luke Keary
Goals: Guillermo Aispuro-Bichet 1/1

Tigers pounce on Hull FC

Castleford Tigers won 22-14 against Hull FC in their game down at MKM Stadium on Friday evening.

The win gives the Tigers some breathing space between them and the bottom two sides on the Super League ladder.

It was the visitors who struck first in the contest. A backline move ended up with Innes Senior diving over in the corner after video referee confirmation.

Hull FC found the line in style. Aiden Sezer created the break for Zak Hardaker who was tackled then it was lofted over for Harvey Barron to touch down for 6-6.

The first half was one for the Seniors wearing Castleford pink. Louis broke through some flimsy tackles to give the visitors a six-point lead at the break.

Coming out of the break, Castleford felt just fine. Daejarn Asi had the ball returned to him and ducked under two tackles to score.

Next, he played provider to give Castleford their fourth four-pointer. Asi turned the ball inside for Tom Amone to slice through.

Hull FC put a bandaid on the result late. Lewis Martin scored twice in the corner to make the final score 22-14.

Hull FC 14 Castleford Tigers 22
Venue: MKM Stadium, Hull

Date: Fri, 13th June. Kickoff: 8:00 PM. Halftime: Castleford 12-6. Penalties: Castleford 3-1. Referee: Liam Rush. Crowd: 13,376.

Hull FC: Rapana, Barron, Briscoe, Litten, Martin; Cust, Sezer (C); Ese'ese, Bourouh, Knight, Hardaker, Chamberlain, Aydin. Int: Ashworth, Balmforth, Laidlaw, Eseh.
Castleford: Cini, Simm, Senior, Wood (C), Senior; Asi, Milnes; Amone, Horne, Singleton, Mellor, Lawler, Atkin. Int: Westerman, Griffin, Hall.

Hull FC (14)
Tries: Lewis Martin 2, Harvey Barron
Goals: Aidan Sezer 1/2

Castleford Tigers (22)
Tries: Louis Senior, Innes Senior, Tom Amone, Daejarn Asi
Goals: Rowan Milnes 3/4

Wigan produce comeback against dogged Huddersfield

Wigan Warriors won 22-18 winners against Huddersfield Giants at Flair Stadium on Saturday afternoon.

The Warriors were made to work for their ninth win in a row in Super League as they continue their chase for the top spot.

Wigan struck first in the contest. Junior Nsemba took it to the line, offloaded then it was swung to Liam Marshall for a walk-in four-pointer in his 200###sup

The Giants made use of their possession near the line. The short pass found George Flanagan who sliced through the line to give them a 6-4 lead.

They added to their advantage before half-time. It was set up with a charge from Thomas Burgess before a quick play the ball saw George King crash over.

The Warriors hit back right after the break. A high kick saw Jai Field put on a crunching tackle to force the ball loose then touch down.

Huddersfield made it 18-10 with another power play. The ball from Zac Woolford allowed Joe Greenwood score.

Headed into the final ten, Wigan needed some points. Field strode through a gap then offloaded to Jack Farrimond to give them a sniff.

The hosts thought they had done enough when Burgess showed off his strength and pushed the scrum to force an error.

Wigan had one final trick up their sleeve. As the clock ticked down, Field unfurled a pass for his winger who turned it inside for Farrimond to collect a second and a 22-18 win.

Huddersfield Giants 18 Wigan Warriors 22
Venue: FLAIR Stadium, Dewsbury

Date: Sat, 14th June. Kickoff: 3:00 PM. Halftime: Huddersfield 12-4. Penalties: Wigan 6-5. Referee: Liam Moore. Crowd: 4,182.

Huddersfield: Flanagan Jr, Gagai, Milne, Halsall, Bibby; Lolohea, Clune; Wilson, Woolford, Powell, Hewitt, Greenwood, Cudjoe (C). Int: Burgess, Golding, King, Rush.
Wigan: Field, Eckersley, Keighran, Wardle, Marshall; Farrimond, Smith; Havard, O'Neill, Byrne, Nsemba, Farrell (C), Ellis. Int: Mago, Leeming, Hill, Dupree.

Huddersfield Giants (18)
Tries: Joe Greenwood, George King, George Flanagan Jr
Goals: George Flanagan Jr 3/3

Wigan Warriors (22)
Tries: Jack Farrimond 2, Jai Field, Liam Marshall
Goals: Adam Keighran 2/3, Liam Marshall 1/1

Rhinos stampede past Wolves

Leeds Rhinos won 36-12 against Warrington Wolves down at AMT Headingley Stadium on Saturday afternoon.

The Rhinos had to wait for their first points against the stout Wolves defense. It was a wonderful pass for Cameron Smith which broke through.

They added a penalty goal late in the first half to stretch their advantage out to eight points at half-time.

Their momentum carried into the second half with Jake Connor lofting a kick for Jacob Miller who passed inside for Smith to pick up his second.

Leeds surged from their own end and found their next score. Miller was tackled on the break then Brodie Croft stretched out to score for 20-0.

Warrington stemmed the bleeding briefly with a four-pointer of their own. George Williams broke free and sent it inside for Josh Thewlis to dive over.

It was a Rhinos rampage in the sunshine in this one. Connor produced a slick pass for Tom Holroyd to get over neat the sticks.

They kept their foot on the throat late on. Connor added himself to the scoresheet alongside Morgan Gannon for 36-6.

The Wolves did find some late consolation. It came from a scrum play that shifted left and ended with Ben Currie going over.

Leeds Rhinos 36 Warrington Wolves 12
Venue: AMT Headingley Stadium, Leeds

Date: Sat, 14th June. Kickoff: 5:30 PM. Halftime: Leeds 8-0. Penalties: 2-all. Referee: Chris Kendall. Crowd: 14,306.

Leeds: Miller, Hall, Newman, Handley (C), Lumb; Croft, Connor; Oledzki, O'Connor, Palasia, Gannon, McDonnell, Watkins. Int: Holroyd, Smith (C), Lisone, Bentley.
Warrington: Thewlis, Lindop, Tai, King, Wrench; Williams (C), Sneyd; Yates, Powell, Vaughan, Holroyd, Fitzgibbon, Currie. Int: Harrison, Philbin, Crowther, Wood.

Leeds Rhinos (36)
Tries: Cameron Smith 2, Jake Connor, Brodie Croft, Tom Holroyd, Morgan Gannon
Goals: Jake Connor 5/6, Kallum Watkins 1/1

Warrington Wolves (12)
Tries: Ben Currie, Josh Thewlis
Goals: Marc Sneyd 2/2

Leopards squeak past Trinity

Leigh Leopards won 24-20 against Wakefield Trinity down at DIY Kitchens Stadium on Sunday afternoon.

The Leopards monopolised possession early after Max Jowitt kicked out on the full and finally cracked them through David Armstrong.

Jowitt made up for his error quickly. Leopards spilled it rucking it out and the fullback sliced through to make it 6-4.

Leigh levelled the game after a ruck penalty. Ben McNamara stepped up and piloted through the kick.

It was a quickfire double for Armstrong. It was started from a Darnell McIntosh break then an intricate play saw the fullback score again.

The Leopards continued their march before the break. Lachlan Lam stepped past defenders then threw it to McIntosh to make it 18-6.

Trinity did reduce the deficit before half-time. Oliver Pratt ran a strong line and steamed over from close range.

The game developed into an arm wrestle in the second half as both teams tried to establish their dominance.

The first points of the second half came from the tee. Jowitt kicked a penalty goal to bring Trinity back to 18-14.

Buoyed by that, Trinity went the full field and took the lead. The high kick was spilled and Corey Hall was on hand to touch down then Jowitt kicked the home side ahead.

Leigh snatched back the lead late on. Another slick set play with McNamara passing inside for Joe Ofahengaue to slam it down for 24-20.

Wakefield Trinity 20 Leigh Leopards 24
Venue: DIY Kitchens Stadium, Wakefield

Date: Sun, 15th June. Kickoff: 2:30 PM. Halftime: Leigh 18-12. Penalties: Wakefield 9-8. Referee: Jack Smith. Crowd: 7,147.

Wakefield: Jowitt, Russell, Hall, Pratt, Johnstone; Trueman, Lino; McMeeken (C), Hood, Vagana, Croft, Griffin, Pitts. Int: Cozza, Rourke, Smith, Faatili.
Leigh: Armstrong, McIntosh, Niu, Hanley, Brand; McNamara, Lam; Ofahengaue, Ipape, Mulhern, Halton, Trout, Liu. Int: Hughes, Tuitavake, Davis.

Wakefield Trinity (20)
Tries: Max Jowitt, Corey Hall, Oliver Pratt
Goals: Max Jowitt 4/4

Leigh Leopards (24)
Tries: David Armstrong 2, Joe Ofahengaue, Darnell McIntosh
Goals: Ben McNamara 4/6

St Helens stomp Salford

St Helens won 46-4 against Salford Red Devils down at Salford Community Stadium on Sunday afternoon.

The Saints marched over the line early in the game. Jonny Lomax linked with Curtis Sironen for the latter to score.

The visitors kept peppering the Salford line. Tristan Sailor fired a pass out wide to Kyle Feldt who dived over.

It was a magic start from the Saints. They added a third in quick succession through Alex Walmsley with a strong run.

Next, St Helens created space easily on the right and Feldt had the simple finish to get a first-half double to make it 20-0.

They picked up where they left in the second half. Sailor the architect again, popping through a kick which Harry Robertson latched onto.

Feldt made it a hat-trick with another trademark finish. St Helens stripped the numbers then Sailor floated it wide for the winger.

Tempers flared between the sides after Walmsley and Matt Foster came together. Referee James Vella gave both captains a talk to calm it down.

When it got back to the rugby league, Saints scored again. Robertson scooted close to the line and rolled over.

It was a moment to remember for Owen Dagnall. He was on the end of a Saints left edge move and got a debut four-pointer.

The former NRL winger added a fourth try to his afternoon. Another swinging pass from Sailor allowed him to trot over.

Salford ended the game on a high note. Sam Hill returned the dropout with a chip kick for himself then scored in the corner for a maiden four-pointer.

Salford Red Devils 4 St Helens 46
Venue: Salford Stadium, Barton-upon-Irwell

Date: Sun, 15th June. Kickoff: 3:00 PM. Halftime: St Helens 20-0. Penalties: St Helens 8-3. Referee: Aaron Moore. 

Salford: Connell, Vaughan, Hankinson, Warren, Hill; Marsters, Brierley; Ormondroyd, Morgan, Hill, Foster, Wright, Shorrocks. Int: Sangaré, Wilson, Glover, Chan.
St Helens: Sailor, Feldt, Robertson, Cross, Dagnall; Whitby, Lomax (C); Walmsley, Clark, Lees, Sironen, Whitley, Knowles. Int: Mbye, Batchelor, Delaney, Stephens.

Salford Red Devils (4)
Tries: Sam Hill

St Helens (46)
Tries: Kyle Feldt 4, Harry Robertson 2, Curtis Sironen, Alex Walmsley, Owen Dagnall
Goals: Kyle Feldt 3/5, George Whitby 2/4

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