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4 days ago | 
loverugbyleague.com | Aaron Bower |Ben Olawumi
Super League’s Easter weekend broke a number of records on and off the field – and there were some mightily impressive performers across the six games. With some headline results, there were a number of stars who contributed to their teams’ respective triumphs. Here’s our team of the week from the Easter weekend – with a whole host of different clubs included!1.
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6 days ago | 
loverugbyleague.com | Aaron Bower |Ben Olawumi
St Helens coach Paul Wellens admits his side were ‘engineers of their own downfall’ after their derby loss to Wigan Warriors. The Saints produced a thrilling fightback to turn what was an 18-2 deficit into a four-point margin in the final minutes on Good Friday. However, a sluggish and below-par first hour ultimately proved costly, as they were beaten 24-14 to lose a seventh derby in eight games. And Wellens did not pull any punches post-match about where his side fell short.
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6 days ago | 
flashscore.com | Ben Olawumi
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6 days ago | 
loverugbyleague.com | Aaron Bower |Ben Olawumi
Hull FC put in a hugely valiant display but were beaten by Hull KR in an engrossing Good Friday Super League derby. In the end, Cade Cust’s red card proved to be significant. The Black and Whites put in a very impressive showing despite having 12 men for large periods – but came up just short. Here are the Black and Whites ratings – as they continue to impress despite a disappointing result.
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6 days ago | 
loverugbyleague.com | Aaron Bower |Ben Olawumi
Hull KR extended their lead at the top of Super League and underlined their position as Hull’s premiere club with a hard-earned derby win over Hull FC. Rovers had a man advantage for large periods of the game following Cade Cust’s red card, and looked to be in danger of a huge upset midway through the second half before rallying to run out victorious. Here are the Robins ratings – with a couple of star performers.
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6 days ago | 
loverugbyleague.com | Aaron Bower |Ben Olawumi
Hull FC half-back Cade Cust has become the first Super League player to be sent off this season: a decision which was unanimously supported by the Sky Sports pundits watching the game. Cust was shown a straight red card for a dangerous hit on Hull KR fullback Arthur Mourgue in the early exchanges of Friday’s derby at the MKM Stadium, which left Hull a man light for a large period. The decision was debated at length by Sky pundits Leon Pryce and Barrie McDermott at half-time in the game.
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6 days ago | 
loverugbyleague.com | Aaron Bower |Ben Olawumi
Wakefield Trinity coach Daryl Powell has called on his side’s supporters to be more understanding of the game and their situation after they were booed off at half-time on Thursday. Powell’s side were 12-0 down to local rivals Castleford at the break in the opening match of Super League’s Rivals Round. However, they produced a stirring comeback to win 13-12, capped by Mason Lino’s late drop goal.
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6 days ago | 
loverugbyleague.com | Ben Olawumi |Ross Heppenstall
Super League’s Easter weekend continues in style on Good Friday when Wigan Warriors square off against St Helens. The two arch rivals will go head-to-head for the 362nd time, and for the 94th time in Super League: with bragging rights on the line. Wigan and Saints are among Super League’s true giants, and over the years, we’ve seen some absolutely ridiculous talent don their shirts.
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6 days ago | 
loverugbyleague.com | Ben Olawumi
Hull KR boss Willie Peters has urged his side to embrace the ‘privilege’ of being involved in the Good Friday derby away at Hull FC, with top spot in Super League on the line. The Robins were 32-16 winners at the MKM Stadium less than a fortnight ago in the Challenge Cup, and booked their spot in the semi-finals of that competition as a result.
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1 week ago | 
loverugbyleague.com | Ben Olawumi |Aaron Bower
Mason Lino’s drop goal won an absolute thriller for Wakefield Trinity against their nearest and dearest in Castleford Tigers at Belle Vue on Thursday night, and ended an absolutely dismal run in the process. Trinity trailed 12-0 at the break in the first game of the Easter weekend in Super League’s ‘Rivals Round’ having conceded three tries in the first 40.
