St Helens vs. Warrington Wolves: St Helens Leading the Charts and Now Playing at Home

In the ongoing Betfred League matches, St Helens has just been phenomenal and unstoppable. With 4 wins in 4 matches, St. Helens have just mesmerized their fans and followers all around the globe. On the other hand, there is Warrington Wolves, who have also been in decent form this season, with 3 wins in 4 games. The upcoming fixture might turn things upside down for St Helens, as Warrington Wolves would be eying to mark their 4th win and break into the top three standings. The upcoming game would be an important occasion for both teams as they prepare themselves for round 5.

St Helen's team would be expecting a full house against Warrington Wolves as they play in Totally Wicked Stadium, in their home ground. St Helens is in the contest of winning the league this year and breaking into the top-tier rankings of the Betfred League. Helens have had a remarkable journey so far in the competition, with 4 back to back wins. Their first win came against Catalans at home (28-8) a then against Hull (38-6) in the away game. St Helens also defeated Wakefield Trinity (20-4) and Hull KR (42-8). Seeing the margins of defeat and overall gameplay of St Helens, they would be the outright favorites of winning the upcoming fixture and the entire league.

• Jack Welsby;
• Tommy Makinson;
• Will Hopoate;
• Regan Grace;
• Alex Walmsley.

Warrington Wolves would be eying for the upcoming fixture against St Helens, as they look to play their full-strength squad and make 4 wins out of 5 played. Warrington Wolves would know the importance of the upcoming game as they prepare to defeat the tournament favorites in their home. If they can defeat St Helens, it would send strong signals of competition to all other teams in the game. Apart from their defeat against Catalans Dragons at home (18-24), Warrington Wolves have managed to win against Leeds (22-20), Castleford (34-10), and Toulouse (32-18). Warrington Wolves have done amazing work this season to play and win with substantial margins against good quality lineups.

• Toby King;
• Matty Ashton;
• Gareth Widdop;
• Stefan Ratchford;
• Tom Whitehead.

St Helens is, as always, a tough and competent team playing at home. For the upcoming game, experts and analysts can entitle St Helens as the absolute favorites of winning and keeping the first spot to themselves in the table standings. Warrington Wolves have the ability and team play to defeat St Helens at home, but it would require much more than an extra effort or a point.