Rugby Super League Fixture: Warrington Wolves vs. Catalans Dragons

Warrington Wolves are playing at home and against none other than Catalan Dragons. Until this stage, every team in the competition has played 3 games each, bringing fans and followers the best action from Rugby Super League. Warrington Wolves are placed at the 3rd spot in the points table with 3 back-to-back wins in 3 games played so far. On the other hand, it’s Catalans Dragons, who have managed to get there from back and win back to back two games after losing their first game of the season. The last time these two teams played against each other was in Rugby Challenge Cup 2021, and the final scoreline was (6-16). Over the past few years, it has been noticed that Warrington Wolves have completely dominated Catalans Dragons. The upcoming fixture would be a scintillating contest with both teams looking to win.

Warrington Wolves have remained unbeaten so far in the competition. In their upcoming game, they would be taking on the 2021 Finalists, Catalans Dragons, who have won 2 out of 3 games. In the Super League tournament, Warrington Wolves have defeated Leeds Rhinos (20-22), Castleford Tigers (34-10), and Toulouse Olympique (18-32). For the upcoming game, Warrington Wolves would be hailing in confidence, backing their seasoned players and top performers. This would be the second time in 2022’s season, when Wolves would be playing in Halliwell Jones Stadium, in front of their home crowd.

• Joe Philbin
• Robbie Mulhern
• Jason Clark
• Oliver Holmes
• Matty Ashton

Catalans Dragons would be missing the presence of a few distinguished players from their lineup due to uncertain injuries and suspensions. Sam Tomkins, Julian Bousquet, Arthur Mourgue, and Dylan Napa won’t be available for selection in the upcoming game. Along with these, Gil Dudson won’t be able to join his teammates due to suspensions. To fill in the spots, Florian Vailhen, Corentin Le Cam, and Cesar Rouge have been recalled in the side. With the likes of Fouad Yaha, Mitchell Pearce, Matt Whitley, Alrix Da Costa, Benjamin Jullien, and Tyrone May, Catalans might be able to pull off a decent performance.

• Mike McMeeken
• Benjamin Jullien
• Corentin Le Cam
• Mithcell Pearce
• Tom Davies

Both teams are carrying a decent momentum in the game up next, which would be a clash of titans. Catalans Dragons are likely to struggle against the formidable lineup of Wolves, who have back-to-back 3 wins in the league.