Hull derby and Leeds-Wigan Roses clash on Magic Weekend day one

Earlier in the season, however, it was the Robins who took bragging rights at the KC Stadium, with chief string-puller Terry Campese running the show and getting on the scoresheet, along with Kieran Dixon and Shaun Lunt.

With the latter unavailable, Campese and Dixon are 11/4 and 8/13 respectively in the anytime market. Leon Pryce scored the solitary try for Lee Radford’s side, though he also breached the in-goal area in the 17-10 defeat to St Helens last time out, so comes highly recommended at 11/4 to do so again anytime.

Leeds Rhinos v Wigan Warriors
The evening kick-off sees a clash at the top of the table, as two well-backed clubs resume their long rivalry. The Rhinos currently sit top of the Super League by three points and are odds-on at 8/13 to claim bragging rights.

After a brief hiccup, Brian McDermott’s men got back to winning ways last time out, seeing off Hull KR 36-16 with winger Ryan Hall getting on the scoresheet twice. He will no doubt by a vital component against the Warriors and is 8/13 in the anytime market.

Skipper Kevin Sinfield, meanwhile, also crossed and is available at 7/2 to score again anytime and it is his experienced head that will be crucial to any victory.

For the Cherry and Whites, coach Shaun Wane will be expecting a response, after his side succumbed to a heavy 58-16 defeat in the south of France last time out, however, they also lost earlier in the season at Headingley in a 26-14 scoreline.

Perhaps surprisingly, it was Wigan who drew first blood against Catalans, with winger Josh Charnley scoring, and the England international is 7/1 to repeat that against the Rhinos. Warriors winger Joe Burgess, meanwhile, extended his lead at the top of the Super League try-scorer charts to 15 for the season, and is odds-on at 8/11 to cross anytime.