Warrington Wolves vs Wakefield Trinity Preview & Prediction | Super League 2022
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THE FACTS
When is Warrington Wolves vs Wakefield Trinity on and what time does it start? Warrington Wolves vs Wakefield Trinity will take place on Saturday 19th March, 2022 – 12:30 (UK)
Where is Warrington Wolves vs Wakefield Trinity taking place? Warrington Wolves vs Wakefield Trinity will take place at Halliwell Jones Stadium in Warrington, England
Where can I get tickets for Warrington Wolves vs Wakefield Trinity? Visit this link for the latest ticket information for Warrington Wolves vs Wakefield Trinity
What channel is Warrington Wolves vs Wakefield Trinity on in the UK? Warrington Wolves vs Wakefield Trinity will be televised live on Channel 4
Where can I stream Warrington Wolves vs Wakefield Trinity in the UK? Warrington Wolves vs Wakefield Trinity call be streamed live on All 4
THE TEAM NEWS
WARRINGTON WOLVES
- Warrington Wolves suffered a second loss in succession as they were outclassed by champions St. Helens last week despite looking solid in the opening exchanges in that contest.
- Wire will be eager to get back to winning ways after going down to two top four rivals in succession and head coach Daryl Powell will be hoping to hand former Cronulla Shark Billy Magoulias a debut after he was named in the 21-man squad for the first time this season.
21-man squad: 1 Stefan Ratchford, 3 Peter Mata’utia, 4 Toby King, 5 Matty Ashton, 6 Gareth Widdop, 7 George Williams, 8 Joe Philbin, 9 Daryl Clark, 10 Mike Cooper, 11 Ben Currie, 12 Oliver Holmes, 13 Jack Hughes, 14 Jason Clark, 16 Danny Walker, 18 Billy Magoulias, 22 Josh Thewlis, 24 Ellis Longstaff, 26 Rob Butler, 27 Riley Dean, 32 Jack Darbyshire
Unavailable: James Harrison, Greg Minikin, Connor Wrench, Josh Charnley, Matt Davis
Questionable: Billy Magoulias
WAKEFIELD TRINITY
- Wakefield Trinity overcame Toulouse in their relegation four-pointer last week to earn their first victory of the campaign but further improvements are needed if they are to build on that success.
- Trinity did what was required in the contest with the French side but this should be a tougher task, although they are boosted by the return of skipper Jacob Miller after he was named following a head knock suffered in the loss to Leeds Rhinos.
21-man squad: 2 Tom Johnstone, 4 Reece Lyne, 6 Jacob Miller, 7 Mason Lino, 8 Eddie Battye, 9 Liam Hood, 10 Tinirau Arona, 11 Matty Ashurst, 12 Kelepi Tanginoa, 13 Jay Pitts, 14 Jordan Crowther, 15 Jai Whitbread, 16 James Batchelor, 19 Liam Kay, 20 Jack Croft, 21 Brad Walker, 22 Yusuf Aydin, 24 Harry Bowes, 30 Corey Hall, 33 Morgan Escaré, 35 David Fifita
Unavailable: Bill Tupou, Lee Kershaw, Lee Gaskell, Tom Lineham, Thomas Minns, Max Jowitt
Questionable: Jacob Miller
THE PREDICTION
Warrington Wolves have disappointed in their last two outings and will be eager to put in a more complete performance as they host Wakefield Trinity. Wire have been found wanting against two teams that they will be challenging for a top four spot but this is a much easier task on paper and they will hope to capitalise. Trinity broke their duck for the year with a win over Toulouse last week and while that should help them build some confidence, it is likely to be short-lived with the Wolves set to be too strong to the tune of 13+ points.
