THE WRAP: 2026 Betfred Super League Round 4

Round 4 Super League detailed reports, results, teamlists, the table and stats leaders all in one spot, thanks to Justin Davies and Rugby League Project.

All times listed in the article are venue local, normally GMT excepting France.

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Trinity adds to Hull FCs woes

Wakefield Trinity won 14-10 against Hull FC in their game on Thursday night down at DIY Kitchens Stadium.

The hosts get their second win of the campaign while Hull FC remain in the lower half of the Super League table.

Hull FC were the first side to get on the board. Lewis Martin set it up with a slicing run which had Trinity on the back foot.

Late in the set, Hull FC swept it left on the last tackle and the winger finished in the corner to make it 6-0.

Trinity forced Martin in-goal for their best chance. Jake Trueman went close then it was flung to the hosts winger, Will Tate, to slide over.

Hull FC went to the well again and extend their lead to six. It was a slick backline move and Martin strolled over for his second.

It looked like the visitors would take that lead into the break before the rugby league ball decided to bounce wickedly.

Trueman lofted a kick which fooled the Hull FC defenders and it bounced right to Oliver Pratt to go over for a 10-all scoreline at the break.

The second half was much more attritional from both sides. Trueman almost set up Josh Rourke but they weren't able to convert.

Trinity did get it right near the hour mark. It was a night for the wingmen as another set piece ended with Tate bagging his second for 14-10.

Tate was denied a hat-trick late in the contest. He tried to burrow himself to the line but Davy Litten was able to hold him up.

Wakefield held off the late charge from Hull FC and earned themselves another two precious points.

Wakefield Trinity 14 Hull FC 10
Venue: DIY Kitchens Stadium, Wakefield
Date: Thu, 5th March. Kickoff: 8:00 PM. Halftime: 10-all. Penalties: Wakefield Trinity 9-7. Referee: Aaron Moore. Crowd: 8,239.

Wakefield Trinity (14)
Tries: William Tate 2, Oliver Pratt
Goals: Jack Sinfield 1/4

Hull FC (10)
Tries: Lewis Martin 2
Goals: Zak Hardaker 1/2

Wakefield: Rourke, Myers, Pratt, Hall, Tate; Trueman, Sinfield; McMeeken (C), Smith, Rodwell, Nikotemo, Vagana, Tevaga. Int: Scott, Pitts, Uele, Faatili.
Hull FC: Litten, Briscoe, Hardaker, Romano, Martin; Arthur, Sezer (C); Aydin, Bourouh, Hill, Fash, Bailey, Asiata. Int: Cust, Bell, Lisone, Sao.

Wolves feast on Knights

Warrington Wolves won 38-30 against York Knights in a points-fest at LNER Community Stadium on Friday night.

The action started fast and was high octane until the final whistle as Wolves struck first through Sam Stone.

The Wolves were hungry for points and feasted on more on the wing. It was a cut-out pass that was juggled by Josh Thewlis who touched down.

They kept pushing forward with fullback Cai Taylor-Wray slicing through the Knights defence and putting them up 16-0.

York got some possession and got themselves in the contest. The ball got swung wide and Ben Jones-Bishop went over in the corner.

The Knights went back-to-back with Toa Mata'afa breaking the line and finding support in Denive Balmforth to bring it back to 16-12.

The turnaround was complete soon after. Wolves spilled a bomb and York profited through Mata'afa to take the lead.

Wolves did take the lead into half-time with a late four-pointer. Some elusive footwork from Stone again saw the second rower get his second.

The points piled up again in the second half. George Williams crashed onto a short ball to extend the Wolves lead.

Next, Taylor-Wray went on a breathless run before Ben Currie nudged over close to the posts for the Wolves.

York weren't going quietly. They kept the ball alive for Paul Vaughan to cross then Liam Harris latched onto a grubber to bring it to 32-30.

Warrington kept them at arm's length with Thewlis picking up a second try in a wonderful night of rugby league.

York Knights 30 Warrington Wolves 38
Venue: LNER Community Stadium, York
Date: Fri, 6th March. Kickoff: 8:00 PM. Halftime: Warrington 22-18. Penalties: York 3-1. Referee: Liam Moore.

York Knights (30)
Tries: Ben Jones-Bishop, Paul Vaughan, Liam Harris, Denive Balmforth, Toa Mata'afa
Goals: Daniel Richardson 5/5

Warrington Wolves (38)
Tries: Sam Stone 2, Josh Thewlis 2, Ben Currie, George Williams, Cai Taylor-Wray
Goals: Marc Sneyd 5/7

York: Mata'afa, Jones-Bishop, Wood, Williams, Nofoaluma; Richardson, Harris (C); Martin, McShane, Vaughan, Field, Dee, Thompson. Int: Balmforth, Va'a, Sangaré, Griffin.
Warrington: Taylor-Wray, Thewlis, King, Hopoate, Smith; Williams (C), Sneyd; Yates, Walker, Byrne, Harrison, Stone, Currie. Int: Powell, Sipley, Philbin, Tanginoa.

Dragons outlast Leopards

Catalans Dragons won 22-16 against Leigh Leopards in their contest at Leigh Sports Village on Friday night.

The Dragons get their second win of the season while the Leopards remain in 12^th spot on the Super League ladder.

It was Leigh who opened the scoring. Innes Senior flew down the wing before he found support in Tesi Niu to touch down.

While Leigh used guile, Catalans barged the door down for their first try. Harvey Wilson rolled over and eventually planted the ball.

Dragons took the lead just after half-time. A strip on Tiaki Chan allowed Toby Sexton to raise the flags for 8-6.

Kruise Leeming threw a no-look offload to Sexton who in turn found Charlie Staines who made his way to the line.

Leigh needed to find a response and all their key men were involved in a movement which ended with Innes Senior going over.

Late inclusion to the starting line-up, Leo Darrelatour scooped up a loose ball and almost went the length but he found his support in Lewis Dodd eventually to make it 20-10.

Niu showed off his skills with a long-range effort that saw him weave past the Dragons defenders to get his brace.

Dragons held firm and added two points late after Leeming was hit high. Sexton slotted the goal to give them a six point lead.

Leigh Leopards 16 Catalans Dragons 22
Venue: Progress with Unity Stadium, Leigh
Date: Fri, 6th March. Kickoff: 8:00 PM. Halftime: 6-all. Penalties: Leigh 10-8. Referee: Marcus Griffiths. Crowd: 8,090.

Leigh Leopards (16)
Tries: Tesi Niu 2, Innes Senior
Goals: Adam Cook 2/3

Catalans Dragons (22)
Tries: Lewis Dodd, Charlie Staines, Harvey Wilson
Goals: Toby Sexton 5/5

Leigh: O'Brien, Senior, Niu, Brand, Charnley; Cook, Lam (C); Trout, McNamara, Mulhern, Halton, Alick-Wiencke, Liu. Int: Hughes, Brown, Badrock, Horne.
Catalans: Staines, Darrélatour, Cotric, Faataape, Laulu-Togaga'e; Sexton, Dodd; Allen, Da Costa, Navarrete, Laguerre, Lipowicz, Wilson. Int: Leeming, Satae, Condon, Chan.

Warriors continue unbeaten start

Wigan Warriors won 36-16 against Toulouse Olympique at Stade Ernest Wallon on Saturday evening.

The Warriors are at the top of the Super League ladder currently with four wins to start the 2026 season.

They were into their pattern quickly with a flowing backline move ended with Zac Eckersley going over in the corner.

Next, it was Adam Keighran who was able to extend his arm to score then sprinted onto a Jack Farrimond pass to get a second soon after.

Wigan kept peppering the right side and profiting with points. They put it through the hands again for Eckersley to join the brace club.

Toulouse would get on the board just before half-time. It was a nice kick from the wing which saw Olly Ashall-Bolt score.

The visitors picked up where they left off in the second half. Sam Walters passed it inside to Bevan French who showed off his leg strength to score.

Ashall-Bolt collected his second after it was confirmed via the video referee that he was taken out in the process of scoring.

Wigan ticking over the scoreboard in this game. Farrimond produced a good step to prise open the defence then found Brad O'Neil to touch down.

Toulouse kept fighting until the final whistle. Benjamin Laguerre held his poise enough to score in the corner.

The Warriors had the final say in the game. Farrimond burst through again and slung it to Walters to make it 36-16.

Toulouse Olympique 16 Wigan Warriors 36
Venue: Stade Ernest-Wallon, Toulouse
Date: Sat, 7th March. Kickoff: 6:00 PM. Halftime: Wigan 18-6. Penalties: Toulouse 6-5. Referee: Liam Rush. Crowd: 5,497.

Toulouse Olympique (16)
Tries: Olly Ashall-Bott 2, Benjamin Laguerre
Goals: Jake Shorrocks 2/3

Wigan Warriors (36)
Tries: Adam Keighran 2, Zach Eckersley 2, Bevan French, Sam Walters, Bradley O'Neill
Goals: Adam Keighran 4/7

Toulouse: Ashall-Bott, Laguerre, Tropis, Rennie, Polselli; Lacans, Shorrocks; Belmas, Hands, Butler, Jussaume, Wallace, Marion (C). Int: Cator, Bretherton, Roumanos, Garrigues.
Wigan: French, Eckersley, Keighran, Farrell (C), Marshall; Farrimond, Smith; Havard, O'Neill, Thompson, Nsemba, Walters, Ellis. Int: Mago, Partington, Eseh, Kerr.

Saints second half explosion downs Bulls

St Helens won 26-22 against Bradford Bulls in their game at BrewDog Stadium on Saturday evening.

The Saints scored 22 points in the second half to put away a determined effort from the newly promoted Bulls.

They marched to the first points of the game. Daryl Clark put the ball on a plate for Shane Wright to go over.

Bradford responded with their own four-pointer. Rowan Milnes punched through a kick for Ethan Ryan to latch onto.

The Bulls would hit the front at 6-4 from the tee. David Klemmer was binned for a high tackle which allowed Luke Hooley to convert.

They used it to their advantage halfway through. Milnes floated across the turf before he unfurled a pass for Connor Wynne to score.

Bradford continued to believe and extended the lead to 16-4. Esan Marsters and Wynne combined for the latter to get his double.

It felt like déjà vu when another short pass from Clark put Curtis Sironen over then Tristan Sailor sliced through from a scrum to level at 16.

Things took a twist for Bradford when Eliot Peposhi was sent off for a shoulder to the head of a St Helens player.

Saints took advantage with a try to Kyle Feldt before they had Joe Shorrocks binned for being the third man in at the legs.

Bulls scored while the game was 12 on 12. Andy Ackers used all his strength to burrow over from close range for 22-20.

Saints held their nerve and scored winner with five to go. They used their man advantage well and Deon Cross stretched out.

St Helens 26 Bradford Bulls 22
Venue: Brewdog Stadium, St Helens
Date: Sat, 7th March. Kickoff: 5:30 PM. Halftime: Bradford 10-4. Penalties: Bradford 5-4. Referee: Jack Smith. Crowd: 12,031.

St Helens (26)
Tries: Curtis Sironen, Kyle Feldt, Shane Wright, Deon Cross, Tristan Sailor
Goals: Jackson Hastings 3/5
Sin Bin: David Klemmer, Joe Shorrocks

Bradford Bulls (22)
Tries: Connor Wynne 2, Andy Ackers, Ethan Ryan
Goals: Rowan Milnes 2/4, Luke Hooley 1/1
Sent Off: Eliot Peposhi

St Helens: Sailor, Feldt, Macdonald, Cross, Murphy; Hastings, Whitby; Klemmer, Clark, Delaney, Sironen, Wright, Shorrocks. Int: Robertson, Host, Whitley, Stephens.
Bradford: Aekins, Wynne, Marsters, Blake, Ryan; Hooley, Milnes; Sutton, Ackers, Lewis, Chamberlain, Fulton, Mellor. Int: Doro, Douglas, Hallas, Peposhi.

Rhinos ease past Tigers

Leeds Rhinos were 22-4 winners against Castleford Tigers in their contest at Headingley Stadium on Sunday afternoon.

The Rhinos consolidated their spot in the top two of the Super League ladder with a close win over the languishing Tigers.

It was a battle of the powerful former NRL wingers. First blood went to Leeds when Mikaele Ravalawa led a bomb hit him then the Rhinos got it George Brown to score.

He made up for his error with his own four-pointer. It was a typical strong effort from Ravalawa to duck under the defenders and make it 6-4.

Fresh from his Vegas exploits, Maika Sivo was back in action. It was a cut-out pass from Lachlan Miller for the winger to go over.

Connor continued to cause havoc with his kicks. His latest was batted back into the path of Sivo for his second.

Sivo kept up his try-scoring heroics and collected a hat-trick. Connor got it to Chris Hankinson who flicked it out to the Fijian who strolled over for 22-4.

Leeds Rhinos 22 Castleford Tigers 4
Venue: AMT Headingley Stadium, Leeds
Date: Sun, 8th March. Kickoff: 3:00 PM. Halftime: Leeds 10-4. Penalties: 7-all. Referee: James Vella. Crowd: 15,301.

Leeds Rhinos (22)
Tries: Maika Sivo 3, George Brown
Goals: Jake Connor 3/4

Castleford Tigers (4)
Tries: Mikaele Ravalawa

Leeds: Miller, Sivo, Newman, Handley (C), Hall; Brown, Connor; Jenkins, Levi, Palasia, Watkins, O'Neill, Smith. Int: Holroyd, O'Connor, Hankinson.
Castleford: Cini, Ravalawa, McIntosh, Mapapalangi, Qareqare; Asi, Weaver; Atoni, Hood, Westerman, Lane, Hirst, Stimson. Int: Lawler, Ashworth, Hall, Golding.

Robins get off the mark against lowly Giants

Hull KR finally got off the mark for 2026 with their 32-6 win against Huddersfield Giants at ACCU Stadium on Sunday afternoon.

The World Champions finally got some joy after a tough month to open their 2026 Super League season.

The Robins were flying early in the game. Oliver Gilart took on the line and crawled his way to the line for 4-0.

Next, they swung it wide to the right. Tyrone May did the majority of the work from the scrum then found Tom Davies to dive over in the corner.

Hull KR were in full flow and used the ball to their advantage. It was given air on the left and Joe Burgess strolled over.

Mikey Lewis was a threat all afternoon. He sliced through again and threw the dummy to touch down close to the posts.

Huddersfield Giants got on the board in the second half. Tui Lolohea lofted it high and George Flanagan rose highest to ground it.

Hull KR were enjoying themselves at ACCU Stadium. They kept the ball and Davies walked in his second four-pointer.

Lewis put the capper on the win with getting himself a double. He ran a solid line to exploit the Giants defence for 32-6.

Huddersfield Giants 6 Hull KR 32
Venue: Accu Stadium, Huddersfield
Date: Sun, 8th March. Kickoff: 3:00 PM. Halftime: Hull KR 16-0. Penalties: Huddersfield 5-4. Referee: Tom Grant.

Huddersfield Giants (6)
Tries: George Flanagan Jr
Goals: Oliver Russell 1/1

Hull Kingston Rovers (32)
Tries: Tom Davies 2, Mikey Lewis 2, Joe Burgess, Oliver Gildart
Goals: Rhyse Martin 3/4, Mikey Lewis 1/2
Sin Bin: Karl Lawton

Huddersfield: Flanagan Jr, Carr, Gagai, Milne, Zenon; Lolohea, Russell; Patolo, Rush, Burgess, O'Donnell, Billington, English. Int: Powell, Rogers, King, Cozza.
Hull KR: Broadbent, Davies, Hiku, Gildart, Burgess; Lewis, May; Hadley, Litten, Sue, Batchelor, Lawton, Minchella (C). Int: Amone, Luckley, Whitbread, Martin.

Disciplinary charges

• Caleb Hamlin-Uele (Wakefield Trinity) - Opposition: Hull FC - Grade A Late contact on passer - Penalty Points: 1 - Total Penalty Points: 1 - No further action
• Jay Pitts (Wakefield Trinity) - Opposition: Hull FC - Grade B Head Contact - Penalty Points: 3 - Total Penalty Points: 3.25 - Fine
• Jazz Tevaga (Wakefield Trinity) - Opposition: Hull FC - Grade A Trip - Penalty Points: 3 - Total Penalty Points: 1.25 - No further action
• Owen Trout (Leigh Leopards) - Opposition: Catalans Dragons - Grade B Dangerous Contact - Penalty Points: 3 - Total Penalty Points: 4.5 - Fine
• Nick Cotric (Catalans Dragons) - Opposition: Leigh Leopards - Grade B Dangerous Contact - Penalty Points: 3 - Total Penalty Points: 3.25 - Fine
• Nick Cotric (Catalans Dragons) - Opposition: Leigh Leopards - Grade C Shoulder Charge - Penalty Points: 5 - Total Penalty Points: 6 - 1 match suspension
• Jack Hughes (Leigh Leopards) - Opposition: Catalans Dragons - Grade A Late contact on passer - Penalty Points: 1 - Total Penalty Points: 1 - No further action
• Karl Lawton (Hull KR) - Opposition: Huddersfield Giants - Grade E Dangerous Contact - Penalty Points: 21 - Total Penalty Points: 23 - 3 matches and a fine
• Romeo Tropis (Toulouse Olympique) - Opposition: Wigan Warriors - Grade A Late contact on passer - Penalty Points: 1 - Total Penalty Points: 1 - No further action
• Ryan Sutton (Bradford Bulls) - Opposition: St Helens - Grade B Late contact on passer - Penalty Points: 3 - Total Penalty Points: 3.25 - Fine
• David Klemmer (St Helens) - Opposition: Bradford Bulls - Grade B Head Contact - Penalty Points: 3 - Total Penalty Points: 3.5 - Fine
• Elliot Peposhi (Bradford Bulls) - Opposition: St Helens - Grade E Head Contact - Penalty Points: 21 - Total Penalty Points: 23 - 3 matches and a fine
• Loghan Lewis (Bradford Bulls) - Opposition: St Helens - Grade D Dangerous Contact - Penalty Points: 15 - Total Penalty Points: 17.25 - 2 matches and a fine
• Joe Shorrocks (St Helens) - Opposition: Bradford Bulls - Grade D Dangerous Contact - Penalty Points: 12 - Total Penalty Points: 13.5 - 2 matches
• Maika Sivo (Leeds Rhinos) - Opposition: Castleford Tigers - Grade A Late contact on passer - Penalty Points: 1 - Total Penalty Points: 1.25 - No further action
• Daejarn Asi (Castleford Tigers) - Opposition: Leeds Rhinos - Grade A Trip - Penalty Points: 1 - Total Penalty Points: 1 - No further action
• Daejarn Asi (Castleford Tigers) - Opposition: Leeds Rhinos - Grade B Trip - Penalty Points: 3 - Total Penalty Points: 3.25 - Fine
• Jeremiah Mata'utia (Leeds Rhinos) - Opposition: Castleford Tigers - Grade A Late contact on passer - Penalty Points: 1 - Total Penalty Points: 1 - No further action

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