St Helens vs. Wakefield Trinity: St Helens Leading the Points Table

In the upcoming fixture of Rugby Super League, St Helens would be up against Wakefield Trinity at Totally Wicked Stadium. St Helens are leading the points table with 2 consecutive and comprehensive victories. Both teams have played 4 games against each other, and all games have been nail-biting encounters. To date, both sides haven’t won or lost against each other. Since these two sides haven’t finished the game comprehensively, they would be eying the upcoming fixture, which is scheduled for 25th March 2022. According to the statistics and gameplay, the upcoming match would certainly be a thriller, with both teams aiming to win.

In the ongoing Betfred Super League, St Helens are considered as favorites of winning and carrying the momentum deep in the tournament. After defeating Hull and Catalans Dragons, St Helens would be looking to carry on the same momentum in upcoming games and stay confident in their playing lineup. With decent bench strength and reserve players in their dugout, St Helens and their coaching staff are doing a decent job. In their last 6 games, St Helens have only been defeated once at the hands of Salford (14-26). After that defeat, St Helens are building their decent winning streak. It takes consistency and positivity to build team-winning streaks, and that too against top teams. According to team play and other statistics, St Helens might retain their number 1 spot in the points table.

• Jack Welsby;
• Mark Percival;
• James Roby;
• Morgan Knowles;
• Jonny Lomax.

In both opening games, Wakefield Trinity didn’t perform according to the expectations of their team management and followers. Wakefield Trinity has already lost against Catalans Dragons and Hull FC. Going in the game against St Helens, they are expected to try different player combinations and starting lineups. Still, no news or sources are directed towards any significant team change, though it is expected Wakefield Trinity would be feeling the pressure. Wakefield Trinity’s last victory came against Hull, where they managed to defeat with a margin of 44-12. Going in the game against St Helens, Wakefield Trinity would be looking to get 2 important game points and improve their rankings in the points table.

• Max Jowitt;
• Tom Linehm;
• Corey Hall;
• Jordan Crowther;
• Matty Ashurst.

Considering the intensity of the upcoming game between St Helens and Wakefield Trinity, St Helens are expected to win and dominate Wakefield Trinity, who haven’t been in the form this season. St Helens would be carrying the confidence in the game, aiming to continue their winning streak.