The Super League 2022 St Helens vs Castleford Tigers match will be held on August 7, 1:00 PM (British Time) and 5:30 PM (Indian Time).
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The Totally Wicked Stadium will host St Helens vs Castleford Tigers on Sunday afternoon. The game will be aired on Channel 4 in the United Kingdom. While dealing with the pain of a lopsided derby loss to Wakefield last week, Castleford may receive the black lash. With the League Leaders’ Shield up for grabs for the Saints and a play-off position enticing the Tigers, both teams urgently need to get back on track.
Tommy Makinson returns just in time to take Regan Grace’s position, whose career with the Saints is now all but gone due to injury. Sam Royale returns right away following his loan stint at Hull KR, while Dan Norman is also back from injury, replacing Agnatius Paasi who was out with a concussion. Curtis Sironen is still in the squad despite a bicep injury from last week.
For the Tigers, Sosaia Feki and Cheyse Blair are both selected in the 21-man squad along with the return of Gareth O’Brien and Alex Mellor. Jake Mamo is eliminated due to a head injury, joining Daniel Smith, George Lawler, and Kieran Hudson in quitting.
Joe Westerman vs Morgan Knowles is the matchup that everyone has been anticipating since since Lee Radford said earlier this season that Westerman was having a stronger season than his St Helens rival. Two 13s that couldn’t be more different, but both are unquestionably good. I can’t wait to watch them engage in combat.
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The Super League 2022 St Helens vs Castleford Tigers match will be held on August 7, 1:00 PM (British Time) and 5:30 PM (Indian Time). In Australia, fans can live stream the match on the Nine Network, Kayo, and Foxtel the New Zealand and U.K audience can watch the live match on Sky Sports, and those who are not from Australia or New Zealand but living in a different country and want to enjoy the match highlights straight on Youtube.
St Helens: Jack Welsby, Tommy Makinso, Jonny Loma, Alex Walmsley, James Roby, Matty Lees, Joe Batchelor, Morgan Knowles, Joey Lussick, LMS, Curtis Sironen, Jake Wingfield, James Bell, Ben Davies, Konrad Hurrell, Dan Norman, Jon Bennison, Lewis Baxter, Dan Hill, Taylor Pemberton
Castleford Tigers: Derrell Olpherts, Bureta Faraimo, Danny Richardson, Liam Watts, Paul McShane, Kenny Edwards, Adam Milner, Joe Westerman, George Griffin, Mahe Fonua, Alex Sutcliffe, Greg Eden. Cheyse Blair, Suaia Matagi, Brad Martin, Sam Hall, Sosaia Feki, Gareth O’Brien, Cain Robb, Jason Qareqare, Alex Mellor
