Warrington Wolves vs Castleford Tigers Preview & Prediction | 2025 Super League | Regular Season

by Alex Sarwar · May 30 2025, 07:51

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Following back-to-back defeats, there is pressure on Warrington Wolves to get back to winning ways against Castleford Tigers.

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Warrington Wolves Team News: Leyland misses out

After being forced off against Hull KR, Oliver Leyland is out of this one, although Jordy Crowther has been named in the squad. Toby King and Paul Vaughan also make the squad, although whether they will be passed fit to play here remains to be seen.

Squad: Jordy Crowther, Ben Currie, Matt Dufty, Lachlan Fitzgibbon, James Harrison, Ben Harthill, Adam Holroyd, Toby King, Arron Lindop, Joe Philbin, Sam Powell, Stefan Ratchford, Dan Russell, Marc Sneyd, Rodrick Tai, Jake Thewlis, Josh Thewlis, Paul Vaughan Tom Whitehead, Max Wood, Luke Yates

Castleford Tigers Team News: Four changes

Both Tom Amone and Sam Wood drop out of the squad in two of four changes for Castleford Tigers. Andy Djeukessi and Muizz Mustapha are also missing from the squad with the foursome replaced by George Griffin, George Hill, Josh Hodson and Judah Rimbu.

Squad: Tex Hoy, Zac Cini, Innes Senior, Daejarn Asi, Rowan Milnes, Liam Horne, George Lawler, Alex Mellor, Joe Westerman, Judah Rimbu, George Griffin, Cain Robb, Josh Hodson, Sam Hall, Louis Senior, Josh Simm, George Hill, Dan Okoro, Brad Singleton, Hugo Salabio, Chris Atkin

Warrington Wolves vs Castleford Tigers Prediction

Warrington Wolves can't afford to let their looming Challenge Cup final at Wembley distract them from Super League matters, unless they want to slide down the table. Consecutive losses is a worry from their perspective and Castleford Tigers will be smelling blood.

The visitors have been inconsistent of late, pulling off some good wins, but also losing against the likes of Wakefield Trinity and Leeds Rhinos. When comparing the two squads, Warrington's is superior and with home advantage in their favour, the Wire will be expected to come out on top.