Warrington Wolves vs Leeds Rhinos Prediction: Wolves Plays at Home

With Wolves standing 8th and Rhinos at 10th in the points table, there’s much to play for, and accept the upcoming game as a challenge. With Wolves playing at Halliwell Jones Stadium, they certainly will be the favorites to win and proceed to the top 6 standings. If the Wolves win by a decent margin, they can jump over Hull KR and Castleford Tigers. 

The Wolves defeated the 12-man Leeds team, and despite winning the first few games of the season, the wolves have been on a downward spiral that has left them in desperate need of improvement if they are to return to the play-offs. Even turning to Kyle Amor to add fire to the pack, Wolves need to present themselves as a solid opposition. The big news for Warrington is the possibility of former Rhino Kyle Amor making his debut. Josh Charnley, a newcomer to the club who was said to be heading in the opposite way, has found himself outside the team once more. Gareth Widdop, who moved to fullback last time out, is in the lineup. 

Kyle Amor, Matty Ashton, Joe Bullock, Daryl Clark, Jason Clark, Mike Cooper, Ben Currie, Matt Davis, Oliver Holmes, Toby King, Ellis Longstaff, Billy Magoulias, Peter Mata’utia, Robbie Mulhern, Joe Philbin, Stefan Ratchford, Josh Thewlis, Danny Walker, Gareth Widdop, George Williams, Connor Wrench 

Matt Prior and Corey Johnson have returned to the Rhinos after serving their suspensions, and the latter has returned from injury. For Jack Walker, Harry Newman, and Alex Mellor, the game still comes too soon. Though Rhinos possess a very inconsistent form, they are doing much better than the home side. Rhinos have 3 wins, 2 losses, and a draw from their last 6 games played. 

David Fusitu’a, Liam Sutcliffe, Ash Handley, Blake Austin, Mikolaj Oledzki, Kruise Leeming, Matt Prior, Rhyse Martin, Zane Tetevano, Brad Dwyer, Richie Myler, Cameron Smith, Bodene Thompson, Morgan Gannon, Sam Walters, Jack Broadbent, Jarrod O’Connor, James Donaldson, Corey Johnson, Muizz Mustapha, Zak Hardaker.

The poor and inconsistent form of Warrington Wolves suggests that they won’t be able to defend the scoreline at home. However, the reasonable changes made to the squad can certainly get them going and win the game over Leeds Rhinos. The expected game total should be around 35 or 40. 

• Warrington Wolves to Win for 1.30
• Total Under 38.5 for 2.82
• Warrington Wolves To Win By 3 Or More Points for 1.36