Castleford Tigers vs Wigan Warriors Prediction: Much to Play for the Home Team

With Betfred Super League getting more interesting, Castleford Tigers will take on Wigan Warriors at home. There’s a six points difference between Castleford and Wigan Warriors. For the upcoming fixture, the home side can be given the odds to win; however, Wigan Warriors are quite competitive. There will be much on the line for the home team as they can’t take the risk of losing and giving a chance to Leeds, who are standings at 8th with 11 points. 

Going in the game, Castleford Tigers will be well aware of the stats, which aren’t really in their favor. When the last time Castleford Tigers played against Wigan Warriors, they lost by a margin of 10 points (32-22). Castleford is having a pretty inconsistent season, as they have been defeated twice in their last three games played. In their last game, Salford Red Devils were all over them, taking the game away 30-14. For the game against the Warriors, the Tigers will be missing out on Niall Evalds and Jake Mamo. Liam Watts and Buerta Faraimo take their spots as replacements. 

Olpherts, Faraimo, Trueman, Richardson, Watts, McShane, Lawler, Edwards, Milner, Westerman, Massey, Griffin, Fonua, Smith, Eden, Blair, Matagi, Hampshire, Martin, O’ Brien, Qareqare

Wigan Warriors will be hailing in confidence and winning the RFL Challenge Cup Final against Huddersfield Giants. In the Super League fixtures, Wigan Warriors have been defeated by Huddersfield (32-22) and Hull FC (31-22). Even in the Challenge Cup Final, Wigan can generate opportunities when they are not in control of the game. Jai Field, Bevan French, and Harry Smith are all capable of creating something out of nothing. They’ll be up against a physically strong Cas squad that can stretch defenses and score points at whim when things go their way. As a result, rather than overall measures of success, this may be all about who can seize opportunities when they arise. Naturally, Wigan’s cup triumph might influence the game. After such a triumph, it’s usually difficult to step up your game.

French, Bibby, Thornley, Marshall, Singleton, Powell, Mago, Isa, Farrell, Bateman, Ellis, Smith, Parrington, Havard, Byrne, Shorrocks, Field, Miski, Halsall, O’ Neill, Nicholson

Wigan Warriors haven’t enjoyed much success in the previous games of the Betfred Super League. However, they managed to pull off a stunner in the RFL final against Huddersfield. Going in the game, I will be backing the away side to win and come with a strong and impressive performance. The total is expected to be shy under or around 40. 

• Wigan Warriors to Win for 1.91
• Total Under 42.5 for 1.9
• Half-time / Full-time W Wigan Warriors W Wigan Warriors for 2.59