Rugby League: Super League Rd. 8 & Co-op Champs Rd. 3

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Super League Round 8

Friday 27 March 2009	Home	Away
Leeds Rhinos v Catalans (20:00GMT)	-20	+20		Details »
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Wakefield v St Helens (20:00GMT)	+4	-4		Details »
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Wigan Warriors v Huddersfield (20:00GMT)	-8	+8		Details »
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Saturday 28 March 2009	Home	Away
Harlequins v Hull FC (18:00GMT)	-4	+4		Details »
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Sunday 29 March 2009	Home	Away
Hull KR v Salford City (15:00BST)	-20	+20		Details »
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Warrington v Celtic (15:00BST)	-18	+18		Details »
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Castleford v Bradford (15:30BST)	-4	+4		Details »

Could someone add the NL h'caps when they've been released?

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Re: Rugby League: Super League Rd. 8 & Co-op Champs Rd. 3 Two for me so far: Huddersfield (+8) to beat Wigan @ 10/11 I must be mad betting in any game involving Wigan but just feel the 8 start is a touch too large. Huddersfield have impressed so far this season, especially away from home where they've won in all 3 fixtures (vs. Catalans, Bradford & Castleford). Wigan have picked up of late and Huddersfield's bubble will likely burst soon, but I fancy them to stay within the 8 points tonight. Both teams missing a bit of go-forward with injuries to Jackson (Hudds) and O'Carroll (Wigan) but both have notable returnees in Roberts (Wigan) and Aspinwall (Hudds). Hull FC to beat Harlequins @ 11/10 Was watching the prices come out yesterday and would have loved some of the 11/8 at Tote. Alas, was at work and don't have an account with them so the price was cut and it wasn't to be :(. Still think the 11/10 is a fair price as Hull have been an impressive outfit so far this season, winning 5 out of their 6 games. They were narrowly pushed out by Castleford last week but prior to that looked impressive beating Bradford & Huddersfield in successive away fixtures. I really like what McDermott has done with the limited resources at Quins but not too sure they should be giving a start with some bookies. On the injury front, Hull look to be at relative full strength while Quins are missing Purdham & Robinson from the back-row. GL all :hope :ok