England loose forward, 28, faces a nervous wait to see if his ban can be reduced to allow him to play in club's Super League semi-final

Reigning Super League champions Wigan have contributed four players to the 2024 Dream Team, as one of six clubs represented in the line-up. England centre Jake Wardle retains his place from 2023, while 2019 prop Luke Thompson is included for a second time following his impressive return to Super League.

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Wigan Warriors lead the way with four inclusions in competition's team of the year awards but there's some big names missing out as ELEVEN debutants named

Women’s Super League season is almost upon us. The highly anticipated return of England’s top flight will land this weekend, with reigning champions Chelsea opening the campaign in

Papua New Guinea internationals Nene Macdonald and Rhyse Martin became the latest Kumuls stars to be named in Super League’s Dream Team. Salford Red Devils centre Macdonald and Leeds Rhinos forward Martin were named in the 2024 edition of the Super League Dream Team on Sunday afternoon.

Hull KR head coach Willie Peters had said in the lead-up to the announcement: "I think we've had some really strong performances from a number of players this year and we finished

The Barclays Women's Super League made a return over the weekend with the highly anticipated 2024/25 season now in full swing. We were treated to six fixtures spanning three days, finishing with a

Super League Dream Team has been announced, and as always, there’s plenty of debate around who has – and hasn’t – been included. Here, we’ve thrown together an ‘alternative’ Super League XIII, made up of players we feel have been desperately unlucky to miss out on the real thing.