The Super League Show - Season 4 / Year 2018

Tanya Arnold presents highlights from an historic week for rugby league as Wigan and Hull FC take their Super League fixture to the other side of the world. Their round-two clash takes place in Wollongong, Australia, the first time a Super League match has ever been played outside Europe.

The teams have travelled to Australia to help promote the competition to a new audience, and with all-important competition points at stake, are expecting a match every bit as intense as their meeting in the 2017 Challenge Cup final. Champions Leeds are also in unfamiliar surroundings as they host Hull Kingston Rovers at Elland Road. The Rhinos have temporarily moved to the home of Leeds United whilst rebuilding work continues on their own Headingley stadium. Newly promoted Rovers now include Danny McGuire in their ranks, the man who captained Leeds to their Super League success in 2017. Catalans Dragons are at home to St Helens, Huddersfield play Warrington, Wakefield are at home to Salford and Castleford play Widnes.

Highlights from the 2018 World Club Challenge match as the Super League champions Leeds Rhinos take on Melbourne Storm.

The Rhinos are looking for a record-equalling fourth victory in the event, but their previous three have all been achieved on home soil. This time they must travel to the other side of the world to face the NRL Champions in Australia. It promises to be a stellar night for rugby league with legendary Australian internationals Cameron Smith and Billy Slater likely to play for the Storm. They were both part of the Australian team that won the World Cup final against England in December.

Both teams won their respective grand finals in convincing fashion in the autumn, and a thrilling game is in prospect. There are two Super League fixtures as Widnes Vikings play their local rivals Warrington Wolves, and Hull Kingston Rovers are at home to Catalans Dragons.

Tanya Arnold presents highlights and analysis from the latest round of matches in Super League.

It's round three of the season, and four teams are looking to extend their unbeaten start to the year, but all four are away from home this week. St Helens have been installed as the early favourites to win the Super League title and their latest challenge is a trip to Huddersfield, whilst Wigan are away to Warrington in a repeat of the 2016 grand final. Leeds return from their World Club challenge match in Australia to take on Widnes, and Wakefield look to make it three wins out of three when they take on Catalans. Castleford are at home to Hull FC and Salford play Hull Kingston Rovers.

Tanya Arnold presents the latest highlights from the Betfred Super League.

It's round four and champions Leeds play their first game of the season at Headingley. Their famous home is being redeveloped this year, but stages its first Super League match of 2018 when Catalans Dragons are the visitors. Wigan are also back on home soil after their tour of New South Wales. The Warriors have their first fixture of the year at the DW Stadium, with Widnes Vikings in opposition. St Helens meet Salford in a repeat of their dramatic match in 2017. That night, Saints scored three tries and a drop goal in the last seven minutes to complete a sensational victory by just a single point. Last year's League leaders Castleford travel to face newly promoted Hull KR, Wakefield look for a second home win of the season when they meet Huddersfield, and Hull FC are at home to Warrington.

Tanya Arnold presents highlights and analysis from round five of the Super League.

Leeds meet Hull FC at Headingley. The teams met in the semi-finals of both competitions last season with one win apiece, as Hull progressed to win the Challenge Cup and Leeds went on to win the Super League title. They are once again amongst the favourites to be involved at the top of the table this season.

Warrington are at home to St Helens, with the visitors looking to continue their remarkable Super League record against the Wolves. The teams have met 60 times in the competition's history, and St Helens have won 45 of those matches. There was a win for Warrington though in their last meeting, with the Wolves running out winners by 40 points to 18 in May. Wakefield look for another win on the road when they go to Wigan, Widnes play Huddersfield, Catalans face Hull KR and Castleford are at home to Salford.

Tanya Arnold presents highlights and analysis from the latest round of matches in the Super League.

The two most successful clubs in the competition's history meet as St Helens take on Leeds. Between them they have been champions in 14 of the 22 seasons so far, and have faced each other in four grand finals. After an impressive start to the season St Helens have been installed as favourites to win the Super League title again this year, but as defending champions, Leeds are looking for another win against their old rivals.

Two more title-chasing teams meet at The Jungle as Castleford take on Wigan. They met three times in 2017, with the Tigers victorious on all three occasions as they went on to lift the League Leaders shield. Catalans are at home to Warrington, Salford meet Hull FC, Huddersfield play Hull KR and Wakefield take on Widnes.

Tanya Arnold presents highlights from round seven of the Super League. One of the Super League's most intense rivalries is renewed as Leeds meet Castleford in a repeat of 2017's grand final. Castleford beat their local rivals Leeds four times during the 2017 season, but when the teams met in the grand final at Old Trafford, it was Leeds who were victorious. The match is being staged at Elland Road, the home of Leeds United Football Club, whilst redevelopment work continues at the Rhinos regular home, Headingley.

St Helens look to continue their stellar start to the season which has established them as favourites to win the Super League title in 2018. They were unbeaten throughout the first five rounds, and are away to newly promoted Hull Kingston Rovers this week.

Catalans look for their first away win of the season when they travel to Hull FC. The Dragons are out for revenge after a 62-0 defeat there in the Challenge Cup in 2017. High-flying Wigan take on the Huddersfield Giants, Warrington play Wakefield and Widnes are at home to Salford.

Highlights from the biggest weekend of fixtures in the Super League season, including the most intense matches of the year, as St Helens take on Wigan, Hull FC face Hull KR, and Warrington take on Widnes.

St Helens and Wigan have met over 300 times since their first meeting in 1895, and it is one of the oldest rivalries in world sport. With the two teams flying high in the Super League table so far this season, their Good Friday match promises to be another great contest in front of a sell-out crowd. Local pride is also on the line in Hull, where the cities two Rugby League teams meet for the first time this season. Hull FC and Hull KR have made slow starts to their 2018 campaigns, but will be keen to make a mark in the match that matters most to the supporters of both clubs. There are local derbies too for Warrington who meet Widnes, Wakefield take on Castleford and Leeds make the short trip to Huddersfield. Salford Red Devils are at home to Catalans Dragons.

Highlights from the second round of matches played over the busy Easter period.

After their big battles on Good Friday the 12 teams get back on the field for another round of matches on Easter Monday, but with crucial competition points at stake, the games promise to be equally as intense.

St Helens face another of their local rivals as they head to Widnes, Leeds are back at Headingley where they take on Salford and Castleford play Warrington. Huddersfield travel to Perpignan to take on Catalans, Wigan play Hull KR and Hull FC face Wakefield.

Tanya Arnold and guests review the latest action from the Super League as the teams get back on the field after the busy Easter period.

It's round ten and as the first part of the season moves towards the halfway mark crucial points are on offer in the race for the top eight. St Helens play Hull FC, Wigan are away to Catalans and Wakefield face Leeds. Huddersfield, who recently parted company with Head Coach Rick Stone, are at home to Castleford, Hull KR play Widnes and Salford have a home match against Warrington.

Also featuring a look ahead to the Women's Super League season, which kicks off this week.

Tanya Arnold presents highlights and analysis from the latest Super League matches, including the heavyweight battle between Leeds Rhinos and Wigan Warriors. Traditionally Leeds and Wigan are the two best supported teams in the competition, and their modern Super League rivalry stretches back to the very first grand final in 1998. They have met 70 times in Super League history, including twice in the title decider at Old Trafford. Wigan go into this one looking for their first win at Headingley since 2012. As the halfway mark in the regular season approaches, St Helens look to maintain their lead at the top when they travel to Wakefield. Last season, this fixture went right to the final moments of the match when Saints clinched a dramatic victory with a late try. Castleford face Catalans, Warrington play Hull KR, and Hull FC make the cross-country trip to play Widnes. Huddersfield Giants are at home to Salford.

Tanya Arnold presents highlights and analysis from round 12 of the Super League season. Hull FC take on champions Leeds at the KCOM Stadium in a meeting of the teams who claimed the two major trophies in 2017. Hull lifted the Challenge Cup at Wembley and are defending a perfect home record so far this season. They have won all four matches played in front of their own supporters this year. Wigan are also unbeaten at home in 2018, and they take on Castleford Tigers at the DW Stadium. Wigan were the leading scorers through the first ten rounds of the competition this year and face another of the League's great entertainers in a match which promises to feature plenty of points. The Super League leaders St Helens are at home to Huddersfield and Salford Red Devils take on Wakefield Trinity.

The Super League Show goes on the road and behind the scenes at Hull Kingston Rovers for highlights and analysis from the latest round of matches.

Rovers were promoted back into Super League at the start of 2018 and, as the season passes the half-way mark, they face one of their biggest challenges - a visit from Leeds Rhinos, the defending Super League Champions. It is a fixture that brings Rovers' Danny McGuire up against the team he captained to victory in last year's grand final and sees four-time Super League-winning coach Brian McDermott pitting his wits against World Cup-winning coach Tim Sheens.

Elsewhere, the Warrington Wolves are looking for a seventh consecutive Super League win when they face Huddersfield. The Wolves are currently in the best form of any Super League team. There is a local derby for Castleford, who host near-neighbours Wakefield and the early pacesetters St Helens are away at Salford. Wigan travel to Widnes and Catalans face Hull FC.

Tanya Arnold presents highlights from six more matches in Super League, as champions Leeds Rhinos take on the resurgent Warrington Wolves. The teams met on the opening night of the season when Leeds were the winners, but the Wolves have recently found their form, and an unbeaten run after Easter saw them climb up the table. St Helens have led the competition throughout the first half of the season and they are looking for another win at home to Catalan Dragons. The visitors have spent most of the year at the opposite end of the table and are still seeking their first away win of the campaign. Wigan are looking to maintain their perfect home record when they host Salford. Wigan have won all six matches played in front of their home supporters this season. Wakefield are at home to Hull KR, Huddersfield face Widnes and Hull FC take on Castleford.