The Super League Show

A preview of the upcoming Super League season, including interviews with some of the brightest stars of the game. We remind you of the winners and losers in 2016, including highlights of some of the key games and ask who will be lifting the silverware in 2017.

Highlights from the 2017 World Club Challenge Match as Wigan Warriors take on Cronulla Sharks. Super League champions Wigan are looking to become the first English team since 2012 to win the annual match between the best club sides in England and Australia. Their opponents Cronulla are the NRL champions, having won their Grand Final for the first time in 2016. They are led on the field by legendary New South Wales captain Paul Gallen.

Also featuring highlights from Warrington Wolves's World Club Series game against Brisbane Broncos, and two Super League matches, as newly promoted Leigh take on Leeds and Huddersfield play Salford.

Tanya Arnold presents highlights, analysis and features from the latest round of matches in Super League. Warrington and Castleford were two of the preseason favourites to win the Super League title and they meet in what should be a thrilling encounter at the Halliwell Jones Stadium. The head coaches of both teams have been calling for a more entertaining style of play in this new season, and the match promises to be one of the key games in the first month of the season. The champions Wigan got the defence of their title off to a winning start, and they look to make it two wins out of two when they face Widnes. The Vikings lost their opening match of the season but won twice in Wigan last year and will be hoping for a third consecutive win at the DW Stadium. Newly promoted Leigh take on St Helens, Leeds face Salford, Huddersfield play Wakefield and Hull FC are at home to Catalans.

The latest highlights from the Super League as the season reaches round three with a couple of fiery derby matches on the schedule. Castleford Tigers host Leeds Rhinos at The Jungle. The last meeting between the teams ended in a 52-12 victory for Castleford, so the Rhinos will be out for revenge against their local rivals. Leigh Centurions's tough schedule continues when they visit the champions Wigan. The two towns are separated by just seven miles so an intense atmosphere is guaranteed as newly promoted Leigh look to find their feet in the top division. Salford have a home game against Warrington. Last year this fixture produced one of the matches of the season as Warrington recovered from a 18-point deficit to win the game with a drop goal scored right on the final hooter. Huddersfield play Hull FC, St Helens face Wakefield and Catalans are at home to Widnes.

Highlights from the Super League as Warrington take on Wigan in a repeat of last year's grand final. Wigan claimed the Super League title with victory by 12 points to six in that match and both teams are amongst the favourites to return to Old Trafford this year. The two other semi-finalists from last season, Hull FC and St Helens, meet at the Kcom Stadium, Leeds play Catalans and Wakefield take on Salford. Castleford look to maintain their great start to the season when they travel to Widnes, and newly promoted Leigh take on Huddersfield.

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

Catalans were unbeaten through the first three rounds of the competition and face a St Helens side hoping to improve on their early season form. Luke Walsh will be a key player for Catalans against his former club.

Huddersfield Giants take on the champions Wigan, who were unbeaten in the first month of the season, when they were also victorious in the World Club Series. The Giants are looking to become the first visiting team to win at the DW Stadium this season.

Meanwhile, Leigh will be looking to repeat their impressive performance against St Helens when they take on Warrington. Plus, Salford play Castleford, Hull FC face Widnes and there is a West Yorkshire derby at Headingley, where Leeds are at home to Wakefield.

Highlights from the latest round of matches as the 2017 Super League season continues.

Wigan and Castleford have been playing some eye-catching rugby league at the start of the season and both have home games in round six. Wigan are at home to Hull FC in a repeat of last season's play-off semi-final, whilst Castleford play Catalans at The Jungle. St Helens have a home game against local rivals Warrington. Both teams had high hopes at the start of the year but after slow starts will be looking to kick-start their season with a win. Leigh are looking for their first away win of the season when they travel to Wakefield, Widnes play Salford and Huddersfield take on Leeds.

Highlights from round seven of the Super League season as two of the competition's most successful teams go head to head with Leeds Rhinos taking on Wigan Warriors. No team has won more Super League titles than the Rhinos, and after a difficult campaign in 2016 they have once again been challenging towards the top of the table this year. Current Super League champions Wigan went unbeaten through the first five rounds of the season though, and their visit to Leeds promises to be as intense as ever. There's a repeat of last year's Challenge Cup final as Warrington play Hull FC, and Castleford take on Huddersfield and Catalans play Wakefield. Salford face St Helens, whom they beat by 44 points to 10 last season to record their biggest win of the year, and newly promoted Leigh take on Widnes.

Highlights from the latest round of matches in the Super League. Two of the competition's top teams in 2017 go head to head as Wigan take on Castleford at the DW Stadium. Both sides made an impressive start to the year, playing some thrilling rugby league as they each won their opening four matches, and their first meeting of 2017 promises to be a classic contest. Warrington will be looking to climb away from the bottom part of the table when they take on Leeds. Warrington scored over 50 points in the corresponding fixture last season, but the form of both teams has been very different this year. The Wolves lost their opening six matches, whilst Leeds have been challenging towards the top of the table. Hull FC are at home to Salford and St Helens play Huddersfield. Leigh Centurions look to continue their solid start to the season when they take on Catalans, and Wakefield are at home to Widnes.

Highlights from the biggest round of matches on the Super League calendar as Wigan take on St Helens, Widnes play Warrington and Castleford face Wakefield. The Easter matches are traditionally played in front of sell-out crowds as local rivals go head to head in some intense atmospheres. The rivalry between Wigan and St Helens stretches back to 1895, making it one of the oldest derby matches in world sport. The teams have met over 300 times, and their latest contest will be one of the highlights of the season. Wakefield make the short journey to take on their high-flying neighbours, the Castleford Tigers. Castleford averaged over 40 points a game in the first seven weeks of the season, but Wakefield have been in impressive form themselves, having already won away to Catalans and St Helens so far this year. Widnes and Warrington go into the Easter weekend in the bottom four and both the need the victory, and the two points on offer, to help them a climb away from the foot of the table. Salford play Leigh, and Huddersfield are at home to Catalans.

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.

Highlights and analysis from round 11 of Super League, when last season's top eight teams go head to head. Castleford Tigers take their impressive early season form to Hull FC, where they won on both visits last year. The Tigers had the best attack, and the meanest defence in the first eight rounds of the season, and have taken over as favourites to win the Grand Final at Old Trafford. St Helens's dramatic season continues when they travel to Widnes. Saints parted company with head coach Keiron Cunningham before Easter, and will be looking to climb away from the bottom half of the table with victory against their local rivals. Wigan Warriors have a home game against Catalans Dragons, and Warrington are at home to Wakefield Trinity.

Highlights from the latest round of matches in the Super League as the first part of the 2017 season reaches the halfway stage. Two of the competition's high-flyers, Castleford and Wigan, meet for the second time this year. Their previous meeting was just three weeks ago, and ended in a comfortable win for Castleford, but Wigan have been in great form since, and will be out for revenge against the team who have led the table for much of the season so far. Hull FC meet Warrington for the second time in a month. The two teams contested the Challenge Cup final and the League Leaders Shield last year, and their 22-22 draw in their first meeting this year suggests they are just as equally matched this season. St Helens are at home to Leigh, Salford take on Widnes, Leeds play Huddersfield, and Wakefield are at home to Catalans.

Highlights from the latest round of matches in the Super League as the race to secure a place in the top eight continues. Leeds missed out on the play-offs in 2016, but after an impressive first half of the season, look set for a return this year. They visit Catalans Dragons for one of the toughest challenges of the season.

Warrington face St Helens with both sides looking to improve their form from the first half of the season. It is the 60th time the teams have faced each other in Super League history, and Saints have won 45 of those previous meetings.

Wigan take on their local rivals Salford, Castleford travel to Huddersfield, Widnes play Hull FC and Leigh are looking for their first home win since March when they play Wakefield.

Highlights from one of the biggest events on the Rugby League calendar, the 2017 magic weekend at St James' Park, Newcastle. The magic weekend features a whole round of Super League fixtures being played at the same venue over the course of two days, and supporters from every club provide a noisy and colourful atmosphere for some of the biggest matches of the season. Last year's top four go head to head on day one. Wigan take on Warrington in a repeat of last year's grand final, and St Helens play Hull FC. Top of the bill on day two is the clash between local rivals Castleford Tigers and Leeds Rhinos. The Tigers have been the team of the season so far, and go into the weekend as the League leaders, but the Rhinos will be out for revenge after a 66-10 defeat at Castleford in round three. High-flying Salford look to continue their fine form when they take on Leigh Centurions, who hope for their first win since the middle of March. Bottom of the table Widnes play Wakefield, and Huddersfield face Catalans.

Highlights and analysis from the Super League, as the teams double up for two rounds of matches over the bank holiday weekend. The first round features arguably the biggest fixture on the calendar as St Helens take on Wigan to renew the oldest rivalry in rugby league. It's their second meeting this season and is again guaranteed to generate an intense atmosphere. Their Good Friday match this year featured some of the tries of the season and this is also expected to be the first home game in charge for St Helens new coach Justin Holbrook. Castleford led the way during the first half of the Super League season, and they'll be looking to continue their fine form in matches against Widnes and Leigh, who were the bottom two teams in the competition at the halfway mark. Leeds face Warrington, and the double header concludes with Hull FC's trip to the south of France to play Catalans.

With just seven rounds to go in the regular season, the race for a place in the top eight - which guarantees Super League survival - intensifies. St Helens, under new head coach Justin Holbrook, take on the League leaders Castleford. The two teams met just three weeks ago in the Challenge Cup, when Castleford put on a sensational performance to beat St Helens by 53 points to 10. St Helens will be out to avenge that defeat, but Castleford have become the favourites to win the Super League title this season and their supporters will be hoping for another big win.

Champions Wigan travel to Hull FC. The two teams were closely matched in their first meeting of the season, with Hull running out winners by just two points. An injury-hit Wigan have fallen out of the top four in recent weeks but with players returning, they will be keen to get their season back on track. Leeds are at home to Leigh, Huddersfield face Warrington and Widnes play Catalans. Salford hope to further cement their place in the top four when they take on Wakefield.

Highlights from the latest round of matches in the Super League.

The 2017 season has been one of the most unpredictable ever and with just six weeks to go before the competition splits for the Super 8s, it's another crucial set of fixtures. Warrington were the preseason favourites to win the Super League title, but a poor run of form has left them in danger of having to fight for survival in the qualifiers. This week, Warrington face arguably the toughest fixture on the calendar with a trip to Castleford, where the Tigers' sensational home form has been key to keeping them at the top of the table for most of the season. Leigh look for their first home win since the middle of March when they take on local rivals Wigan, and Wakefield face Leeds, with both teams challenging for a top-four finish. In-form Salford are at home to Hull FC, St Helens play Widnes and Catalans are up against Huddersfield.

Highlights from a crucial weekend at the top and bottom of the Super League, as the 12 clubs continue to fight for position in the top eight and guarantee their Super League status for 2018.

League leaders Castleford have a six-point lead at the top of the table, and are looking to complete a hat-trick of victories against their local rivals Leeds Rhinos, who they face for the third time this season. Castleford won 66-10 when the teams first met in March, and were again victorious against the Rhinos at the magic weekend, but Leeds have re-established themselves as a Super League force in 2017 and will be looking to gain a crucial two points to maintain their position in the top four.

There are two big battles in the basement, as the bottom four teams in the League go head to head. Widnes take on Leigh and defeat for either team will push them further towards a place in the qualifiers, where they will face a fight for Super League survival. Both teams have endured difficult seasons, but Leigh's recent victory over Wigan, and Widnes's success against Leeds will have given them hope that they can climb out of the bottom four to safety.

The other two teams in the bottom four, Warrington and Catalans meet at the Halliwell Jones Stadium, Hull FC face Wakefield, Huddersfield take on Wigan and St Helens are at home to Salford.

The Super League teams enter the final month of the regular season with all to play for as they fight to stay on the road to the grand final. The two most successful teams of the modern era renew their fierce rivalry as Leeds and St Helens meet at Headingley. The teams have met in four grand finals, and between them have been crowned champions in 13 of the 21 seasons of the Super League. The history books suggest this will be a difficult one to predict, as in their previous 62 meetings, St Helens have won 33 and Leeds 29. Their first meeting this season, on the opening night, ended in a narrow 6-4 victory for St Helens. The League-leading Castleford Tigers are out for revenge against Hull FC. Castleford have been flying high all season at the top of the table, but they have failed to beat Hull in either of their two previous meetings this year. This is the first time this season they have met in Castleford though, where the Tigers are defending a perfect home record, having won ten out of ten matches in front of their own supporters this year. Challenge Cup semi-finalists Salford are at home to Huddersfield, Leigh travel to play Catalans, Wakefield face Warrington and Wigan play Widnes.

Highlights and analysis from the latest round of matches in Super League.

There are just three rounds to go in the regular season, and crucial points are on offer as the teams look to finish as high as possible before the next stage of the competition begins in August. Castleford Tigers look to extend their lead at the top when they make the short journey to Wakefield. The table-topping Tigers are the favourites to be crowned champions at the end of the season, but Wakefield have enjoyed a successful season of their own, and are keen to halt the progress of their local rivals.

St Helens hope to repeat their biggest victory of the season when they face Hull FC. The two sides met at the magic weekend in May when St Helens were winners by 45 points to nil. Both teams have hopes of a top-four finish at the end of the season which would secure a return to the play-offs.

Top-four rivals Salford and Leeds meet at the AJ Bell Stadium, Huddersfield are at home to Widnes, Warrington take on Leigh, and the champions Wigan travel to the south of France to take on Catalans.

It's the penultimate round of fixtures before the end of the regular season, after which eight teams will contest the play-off places, while the other four will face a fight against relegation.

Wigan and Warrington meet at the DW Stadium. The teams met in the grand final in 2016, but a season of struggle for both has seen them spend much of the year in the bottom half of the table. They faced each other in the Challenge Cup quarter-finals in June, when only a single point separated the sides, and another close contest is expected. Castleford Tigers are looking to maintain their perfect home record when they face Salford at The Jungle. The Tigers have won all ten matches at home this season, but Salford are one of just three teams to beat them this season and need the two points to maintain their own place in the top four. Leeds take on Hull FC in the first of two titanic contests between the teams over the next few weeks. They will also meet in the Challenge Cup semi-finals at the end of the month.

Widnes are at home to Wakefield, Huddersfield face Leigh and St Helens play Catalans.

Highlights from the latest round of matches as the first part of the 2017 Super League season reaches its conclusion. At the end of this round the top eight teams will battle for a place in the play-offs, while the remaining four teams will fight to avoid relegation to the Championship.

The two best-supported teams in the competition, Wigan and Leeds, meet at the DW Stadium. The two sides met in the very first grand final in 1998, and their rivalry has been a key highlight of the last 20 Super League seasons. Leeds have been battling towards the top of the table for most of this year, but the champions Wigan have started to find their form and move closer to play-off places. This match against one of their oldest rivals will give plenty of indications as to whether Wigan can go on to defend their title this year.

Castleford hope to move a step closer to claiming the League Leaders Shield when they travel to the south of France to take on Catalans. The Tigers have raced away at the top of the table and look set to finish in first place for the first time in 91 years. There's a local derby for Warrington, who meet Widnes. Leigh take on Salford, Wakefield are at home to St Helens, and Hull FC warm-up for their Challenge Cup semi-final when they take on Huddersfield.

Tanya Arnold presents highlights of all the games as the Super 8s and qualifiers get under way.

Regular season League leaders Castleford Tigers host St Helens, while reigning champions Wigan Warriors travel to their old foes, Leeds Rhinos. Elsewhere, Huddersfield Giants face Wakefield Trinity and Hull FC meet Salford Red Devils as the battle for a place in the grand final begins.

Promotion to and relegation from the Super League is at stake in the qualifiers. They kick-off with a local derby between Widnes Vikings and Warrington Wolves, Catalans Dragons play London Broncos, Featherstone Rovers are up against Leigh Centurions, while Hull KR, hoping to regain their place amongst the sport's elite, host Halifax.

Tanya Arnold presents highlights and analysis of all the games as the Super 8s and qualifiers continue.

Salford Red Devils meet league leaders Castleford Tigers and second-placed Leeds Rhinos face Wakefield Trinity. Challenge Cup finalists Wigan Warriors host Huddersfield Giants, whilst their Wembley opponents Hull FC travel to St Helens. In the qualifiers, where four teams battle to keep their spot in the Super League and four hope for promotion, Warrington Wolves play Catalans Dragons, Leigh Centurions meet Hull KR, Halifax host Widnes Vikings and London Broncos face Featherstone Rovers.

Tanya Arnold and guests review all the highlights from the Super 8s, as the battle for a place in the play-offs continues.

Leaders Castleford Tigers entertain near neighbours Wakefield Trinity, while Leeds Rhinos meet St Helens, Hull FC host Huddersfield Giants and Salford Red Devils make the short trip to Wigan Warriors. In the qualifiers, Leigh Centurions travel to France to face Catalans Dragons, Warrington Wolves host Halifax, Widnes Vikings play Featherstone Rovers and Hull KR are at home to London Broncos.

Highlights from the latest round of matches in the Super League and the qualifiers.

Castleford have claimed first place in the Super League, but the remaining seven teams are still in with a chance of finishing in the top four and securing a place in the end-of-season play-off semi-finals.

St Helens have a local derby at home to Wigan, Leeds take on Hull FC and Salford face Wakefield. League leaders Castleford travel to Huddersfield. Another nervous week awaits the eight teams in the qualifiers, where only four of them will secure a Super League place for 2018. Hull Kingston Rovers are looking to maintain their 100 per cent record when they travel to Featherstone, Leigh are at home to Widnes, London play Warrington and Halifax play Catalans.

Highlights from a crucial set of fixtures in the Super League and the qualifiers, as play-off places and potential promotion are on the line with just three weeks to go.

Leeds Rhinos return to the scene of their biggest defeat of the season when they go to Castleford Tigers. The Rhinos were hammered 66-10 there in March, one of three defeats they have suffered at the hands of Castleford this season.

There's a repeat of the Challenge Cup final as Hull FC take on Wigan, Wakefield are at home to St Helens and Salford have a home game against Huddersfield.

Hull Kingston Rovers look to continue their quest for promotion when they take on Widnes. Rovers won their first three games in the qualifiers to put themselves within touching distance of a return to Super League for 2018. Catalans hope to ease their relegation fears when they take on Featherstone, Warrington are at home to Leigh and London Broncos play Halifax.

Tanya Arnold and guests review all the highlights from the Super 8s, as the battle for a place in the play-offs continues. The fixtures include Hull v Wakefield, Wigan v Castleford, Leeds v Salford, St Helens v Huddersfield and Widnes v London Broncos.

Highlights and analysis from the final week of matches in the Super 8s, after which the top four teams will compete to be crowned Super League champions.

Castleford, who are guaranteed to end the year on top of the table finish this part of the season, have a home match against Hull FC. Both teams have already lifted silverware this season and are aiming to complete a double in the grand final at Old Trafford. Defending champions Wigan are away to Wakefield, Salford face St Helens and Huddersfield play Leeds. It's the final round of matches in the qualifiers when one more team will secure Super League status for 2018. London take on Leigh, whilst Catalans are at home to Widnes. Halifax face Featherstone, and Warrington play Hull KR in Tony Smith's final match in charge of the Wolves.