Rugby League: Super League Round 21 & Co-op Championships

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Super League

Friday 9 July 2010 Home Draw Away BPP

Harlequins RL v Bradford Bulls (20:00 BST) 6/5 25 1/1

Hull KR v Leeds Rhinos (20:00 BST) 10/3 27 4/11

St Helens v Catalans Dragons (20:00 BST) 2/17 50 19/2

Wigan Warriors v Salford City Reds (20:00 BST) 1/13 50 14

Saturday 10 July 2010 Home Draw Away BPP

Wakefield Wildcats v Hull FC (19:45 BST) 11/8 25 3/4

Sunday 11 July 2010 Home Draw Away BPP

Huddersfield Giants v Celtic Crusaders (15:00 BST) 3/20 50 8

Warrington Wolves v Castleford Tigers (15:00 BST) 3/20 40 7

Co-op Championship

Saturday 10 July 2010 Home Draw Away

Toulouse Olympique v Sheffield Eagles (19:00 BST) 2/9 23 3

Sunday 11 July 2010 Home Draw Away

Batley Bulldogs v Barrow Raiders (15:00 BST) 10/3 25 1/5 Halifax RLFC v Whitehaven RLFC (15:00 BST) 1/100 43 16

Widnes Vikings v Dewsbury Rams (15:00 BST) 2/15 28 5

Co-op Championship 1

Sunday 11 July 2010 Home Draw Away BPP

Doncaster RLFC v Blackpool Panthers (15:00 BST) 10/3 25 1/5

Hunslet Hawks v York City Knights (15:00 BST) 1/14 33 15/2

Oldham Roughyeds v Swinton Lions (15:00 BST) 1/50 39 14

Workington Town v London Skolars (15:00 BST) 1/25 35 10

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Re: Rugby League: Super League Round 21 & Co-op Championships Hull KR (+12) to beat Leeds @ 1.91 (Betfred yesterday, +10 still available) 3/5 KR one of the most in-form sides in Super League with a 4-0-1 h’cap record in last 5 games and 3 out of 3 h’cap wins in last 3 at home. Also a 6-0-3 h’cap record at Craven Park this season with only Wigan and Wire better off. 13 wins from 20 with a 12 start and 7 from 9 homes, Leeds are also missing Buderus and Eastwood tonight, both top players who were starting to exert their influence so I’ll take KR with the start.

St Helens (-8.5) to beat Catalans (Half Time Handicap) @ 2.00 (bet365) 2/5 St Helens HT/Catalans FT @ 34.00 (Ladbrokes) 0.5/5 Catalans to beat St Helens (80 Mins) @ 11.00 (various) 0.5/5 Saints have a 13-1-6 HT h’cap record this season; only Hull KR and Cas have better 'hooter records against the books. They are missing Pryce and Eastmond in the halves but I’ll take them to have at least an impressive first half against Les Cats tonight. However, with the above in mind, I can’t help thinking that I could conceivably see Catalans pushing Saints tonight :unsure. Wilkin is back but he’s been out a long time and with Bosc, Greenshields & McGuire coming back into the Cats side, they’re surely a better side than my stats suggest. I don’t know though, I must be mad! :lol GL all :hope :ok