Season 17

St Helens v Catalan Dragons, Warrington v Salford, Wigan v Widnes and Leeds v Hull KR.

Warrington take on Leeds in a repeat of the 2012 Grand Final. The two teams are amongst the favourites to make it back to Old Trafford this year. Huddersfield have a home game against Castleford. Both teams finished in the top four last season but failed to win any of their first three matches in 2015. Champions St Helens are away to Widnes, Hull KR are at home to Catalans, Wigan face Hull FC and Salford play Wakefield.

Champions St Helens are at home to Warrington Wolves. Warrington have won their last five away matches against Saints, including all four Super League games they have played at Langtree Park. Leeds play Wigan at Headingley in what is always one of the most intense fixtures of the season. Leeds won their opening four matches of the year but Wigan recorded just one win in the opening month. Castleford are at home to Salford, Wakefield face Huddersfield, Hull FC take on Catalans and Widnes play Hull KR.

St Helens are away to Hull Kingston Rovers. Saints began the defence of their title with five consecutive wins at the start of the season, but face a difficult challenge at the KC Lightstream Stadium where Rovers have already beaten Wigan and Catalans so far this year. Leeds Rhinos travel to the south of France to take on Catalans Dragons, Warrington play Huddersfield, and Castleford take on Hull FC. Wigan are at home to Wakefield and Salford play Widnes.

Highlights and analysis from the two rounds of Super League matches played over the Easter period. Champions St Helens take on local rivals Wigan in their traditional Good Friday meeting. Saints made a perfect start to the defence of their Super League title with six wins from their first six matches, but Wigan will be looking for a repeat of their convincing victory in last year's Easter match. Hull FC meet Hull KR in the first of three derby meetings in 2015. Widnes are at home to Warrington and Castleford play Leeds. All 12 Super League teams will be in action on Easter Monday when Huddersfield travel to Hull KR, Salford are at home to Wigan and Catalans play Widnes.

The twelve teams are back in action after the Easter period. Defending Champions St Helens travel to Huddersfield. The teams met twice at the John Smith's Stadium last season and were separated by a single point on both occasions. Wakefield travel to Warrington where they recorded a surprise victory last year, Salford are at home to Leeds and Castleford play Hull KR. Hull FC face Widnes, and Wigan have a home game against Catalans.

Defending champions St Helens take on Super League leaders Leeds Rhinos. The teams have formed an epic rivalry in the modern era and have again been setting the pace at the top of the table in the first 10 weeks of the season. Wigan are at home to Warrington in a repeat of last year's play-off semi-final which the Warriors won in dramatic circumstances. Huddersfield play Catalans and Widnes are at home to Castleford. In the fifth round of the Challenge Cup, four Super League sides face championship opposition, including Salford Red Devils who are away to Leigh Centurions.

Leeds Rhinos were on top of the table after eleven rounds and are up against Warrington at Headingley. The Wolves were the first team to beat Leeds this season, winning 18-6 when the teams met in March. Defending champions St Helens face Widnes, Wigan are away to Super League's bottom club Wakefield, and Salford play Castleford. Hull FC will be hoping for a repeat of their opening day success against Huddersfield, and Catalans are at home to Hull KR.

Leeds Rhinos bid to extend their lead at the top of the table when they travel to Huddersfield. The Rhinos have not won on any of their last four Super League visits to the John Smith's Stadium. Widnes Vikings will be looking to complete a Super League double over their local rivals Warrington Wolves. The Vikings won when the two teams met at Easter. Wigan hope to maintain their 100% home record when they take on Hull KR, St Helens play Wakefield, Hull FC face Salford and Castleford are at home to Catalans Dragons.

Champions St Helens are away to Catalans Dragons. Saints were beaten by 42 points to nil when they last played in the south of France, but beat the Dragons on the opening night of the 2015 season. Castleford are looking to complete a Super League double over Wigan. The Tigers won 42-14 when the teams met at the Jungle in March. Super League leaders Leeds are away to Widnes and the bottom club Wakefield visit Hull KR. Warrington are at home to Hull FC and Salford play Huddersfield.

Wigan Warriors are searching for their sixth consecutive Super League win when they travel to Catalans. The Warriors have moved up to second place in the table and are now just two points behind the leaders. Leeds are at home to Hull KR. The Rhinos have not won any of their last three Super League matches but face a Rovers side looking for only their second away win of 2015. Castleford are at home to Huddersfield. The Giants beat the Tigers by 22 points to nil when the teams met in March. Champions St Helens are away to Hull FC, Salford play Warrington and Wakefield take on Widnes.

Highlights and analysis from Super League's annual Magic Weekend, when all six matches of the round will be played at St James's Park, the home of Newcastle United FC. Fans from all 12 clubs will provide a unique atmosphere for some of the biggest matches of the season. Leeds renew their fierce rivalry with Wigan, with both teams in the top three of the table. Wigan were victorious in a feisty match between the teams at last year's Magic event, but the Rhinos won when the teams met at Headingley earlier this season. Hull FC take on Hull KR in their second derby match of the year. Rovers were comfortable winners when the sides met at Easter, but both teams are desperate for the two competition points as they look to secure a place in the top eight of the table. Widnes will be wearing black and white stripes for their match against Salford, St Helens play Warrington, Catalans face Huddersfield and Castleford take on Super League's bottom club Wakefield.

It's top against bottom as Leeds Rhinos travel to face Wakefield Trinity Wildcats. The Rhinos were beaten on their last visit to Belle Vue but Wakefield have endured a miserable first half of the season and recently parted company with Head Coach James Webster. Top four contenders Huddersfield and Wigan meet at the John Smith's Stadium. Wigan won just one of their opening seven away matches this season and face a Giants team that boasts one of the best defensive records in the competition. Warrington play Catalans, Widnes are at home to Hull FC, Hull KR play Castleford and St Helens face Salford.

Tanya Arnold presents highlights and analysis from the latest round of matches in the Super League. There's a derby match at Langtree Park as St Helens meet Wigan. Both teams are looking to cement their position in the top four with just six rounds to go in the first stage of the season. Leeds take on local rivals Castleford. Last year's meeting at Headingley ended in a dramatic 24-24 draw, but the Rhinos beat the Tigers when the teams met earlier this season. Huddersfield are looking to complete a double over Warrington, Catalans play Hull FC, Hull KR are at home to Widnes and Wakefield host Salford.

It's first against second at Headingley as Leeds take on St Helens. The Rhinos recorded a stunning 41-16 win when the sides met earlier in the season, but the teams have been neck and neck at the top of the table for most of the year. Third placed Wigan are away to Warrington. The Warriors are just two points from the top of the table and face a Warrington side which has lost three of its last four Super League matches. Castleford are looking for a fifth consecutive win when they face Widnes, Salford play Catalans and Huddersfield are at home to Hull KR. Hull FC play Super League's bottom club Wakefield.

Super League highlights including Wigan against Leeds and St Helens versus Huddersfield. It's the third match this year between Wigan and Leeds, who have recorded one win apiece in their previous two meetings. Wigan have registered nine wins from their nine home matches so far this season. Wakefield coach Brian Smith sees his side take on Warrington, who are coached by his brother Tony. Castleford travel to Hull FC, and with three rounds to go in the first stage of the season, the battle to stay out of the bottom four continues as Salford face Hull KR and Widnes play Catalans.