17/04/2017
Highlights from the Easter Monday matches as the teams complete their busy Easter programme with an intriguing set of fixtures. Castleford's impressive start to the Super League season will be put to the test when they travel to St Helens. Castleford have not won on any of their last 29 visits to the town, a run which stretches back to 1992. Wigan travel to Wakefield, where they were beaten 62-0 on their last visit. Wigan recovered from that loss to go on to win the Grand Final, but Shaun Wane and his team will be out for revenge after their biggest defeat of the year in 2016. Salford look to become the third visiting team to win in France this year when they travel to Catalans. Leeds are at home to Widnes, Leigh take on Hull FC and Warrington are at home to Huddersfield Giants.
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