Huddersfield host Widnes while Wakefield welcome St Helens

Denis Betts’ Vikings will be hoping they can carry the momentum from their 58-16 victory over Wakefield previously as they make the journey across the Pennines to take on Huddersfield, who recorded a narrow 28-24 defeat against Leeds Rhinos last time out.

This should be an interesting match, and at 4/1 for the victory with Coral, Widnes could be worth a punt. Lloyd White, who scored a quad of tries against the Wildcats is a decent 9/4 chance to cross the whitewash anytime, and his haul took him to joint-top of the Super League try-scorer charts on with four tries.

Seasoned Super League try-scorer Patrick Ah Van also crossed twice, and as a result, the 26-year-old is 12/1 to record the first four points from open play. Kevin Brown was another who collected a couple of tries, and will be hoping he can turn it on against his former side. He is well priced at 9/4 in the anytime market.

The Giants are rock bottom of the Super League table having failed to pick up a point so far this season. Jamie Ellis is their top scorer this term with two, and having crossed against Leeds, and is 2/1 in the anytime market.

St Helens, meanwhile, have a 100 per cent record in Super League this season, along with Leeds and have three players on three tries each. Two of those, Tommy Makinson and Mark Percival grabbed a try apiece in the 21-14 win over Castleford last time out and are 6/1 and 10/1 respectively in the first scorer market. Jordan Turner, also on three, is 5/4 to cross anytime.

Head coach Keiron Cunningham expects a tough task against Wakefield despite them losing against Widnes last time out: “I was a bit baffled by Sunday’s result. They are doing a job in attack and defence, but they didn’t turn up on the day,” Cunningham said regarding the match.

“Put it this way, I won’t be using that video to show my players. You know what to expect against them – they throw the ball about all over the field – their half, your half, anywhere.