Super League Latest Scores & Results

Saturday, 28 Mar 2026

FT

Leeds RhinosCastleford Tigers

460

FT

Leigh LeopardsWigan Warriors

610

FT

Huddersfield GiantsWarrington Wolves

820

FT

St HelensHull FC

3012

FT

Salford Red DevilsCatalans Dragons

819

FT

Wakefield TrinityHull KR

1256

FT

Hull KRSalford Red Devils

120

FT

Catalans DragonsLeeds Rhinos

610

FT

Hull FCHuddersfield Giants

2052

FT

Wigan WarriorsCastleford Tigers

486

AET

Leigh LeopardsWakefield Trinity

FT

Warrington WolvesSt Helens

618

AET

Salford Red DevilsWarrington Wolves

FT

Leeds RhinosWigan Warriors

050

FT

St HelensLeigh Leopards

2212

FT

Castleford TigersHull FC

2912

FT

Huddersfield GiantsHull KR

1826

FT

Wakefield TrinityCatalans Dragons

1018

FT

Leigh LeopardsHuddersfield Giants

3416

FT

Wakefield TrinitySt Helens

1632

FT

Hull FCLeeds Rhinos

1228

FT

Warrington WolvesCastleford Tigers

6612

FT

Hull KRCatalans Dragons

2618

FT

Wigan WarriorsSalford Red Devils

268

FT

Huddersfield GiantsLeeds Rhinos

2112

FT

Catalans DragonsWigan Warriors

034

FT

Hull FCWarrington Wolves

418

FT

Hull KRLeigh Leopards

5210

FT

Castleford TigersSt Helens

434

FT

Salford Red DevilsWakefield Trinity

200

FT

Leeds RhinosWarrington Wolves

2422

FT

Leigh LeopardsCatalans Dragons

1430

FT

St HelensHull KR

286

AET

Wigan WarriorsHull FC

FT

Wakefield TrinityCastleford Tigers

1228

FT

Huddersfield GiantsSalford Red Devils

830

FT

St HelensHuddersfield Giants

3218

FT

Salford Red DevilsSt Helens

1518

FT

Hull FCWakefield Trinity

424

FT

Leeds RhinosLeigh Leopards

613

FT

Wigan WarriorsHull KR

646

FT

Castleford TigersHuddersfield Giants

028

FT

Warrington WolvesCatalans Dragons

1030

FT

Wakefield TrinityWarrington Wolves

426

FT

Catalans DragonsSalford Red Devils

420

FT

Wigan WarriorsLeigh Leopards

4418

FT

St HelensLeeds Rhinos

2218

FT

Hull KRCastleford Tigers

3416

FT

Huddersfield GiantsHull FC

1912

FT

Salford Red DevilsLeigh Leopards

2224

FT

Hull FCCastleford Tigers

3618

FT

Wigan WarriorsWarrington Wolves

2612

FT

Leeds RhinosHull KR

1818

FT

Huddersfield GiantsWakefield Trinity

346

FT

St HelensCatalans Dragons

1214

FT

Salford Red DevilsLeeds Rhinos

1416

FT

Hull KRHull FC

616

FT

Catalans DragonsHuddersfield Giants

1422

FT

Castleford TigersLeigh Leopards

1634

FT

Warrington WolvesSt Helens

2024

AET

Wakefield TrinityWigan Warriors

FT

Hull FCCatalans Dragons

1828

FT

St HelensCastleford Tigers

220

FT

Leigh LeopardsHull KR

344

FT

Wigan WarriorsHuddersfield Giants

226

FT

Wakefield TrinitySalford Red Devils

326

FT

Warrington WolvesLeeds Rhinos

622

FT

Salford Red DevilsWigan Warriors

626

FT

Catalans DragonsLeigh Leopards

3830

FT

Hull KRWakefield Trinity

2812

FT

Leeds RhinosHuddersfield Giants

540

FT

Castleford TigersWarrington Wolves

2314

FT

Hull FCSt Helens

346

FT

2414

FT

384

FT

3026

FT

3416

FT

2816

FT

1042

FT

3018

FT

486

FT

430

FT

2426

FT

2246

FT

2616

FT

2922

AET

FT

3012

FT

204

FT

366

AET

FT

2612

FT

2246

FT

2114

FT

1840

FT

430

FT

626

FT

3218

FT

280

FT

306

FT

1222

FT

2412

FT

1410

FT

Wigan WarriorsWakefield Trinity

226

FT

Hull FCHuddersfield Giants

2014

FT

Salford Red DevilsCatalans Dragons

1614

FT

Castleford TigersHull KR

712

FT

Leigh LeopardsLeeds Rhinos

206

FT

St HelensWarrington Wolves

286

FT

Wakefield TrinityLeigh Leopards

032

FT

Leeds RhinosHull FC

3410

FT

Hull KRSt Helens

2614

FT

Warrington WolvesWigan Warriors

613

FT

Huddersfield GiantsCatalans Dragons

2614

FT

Salford Red DevilsCastleford Tigers

146

FT

Leeds RhinosHuddersfield Giants

1817

FT

Catalans DragonsWarrington Wolves

1420

FT

Leigh LeopardsSalford Red Devils

2022

FT

Wigan WarriorsSt Helens

146

FT

Hull FCHull KR

040

FT

Castleford TigersWakefield Trinity

164

FT

Salford Red DevilsHuddersfield Giants

1626

FT

Catalans DragonsCastleford Tigers

2218

FT

Warrington WolvesHull FC

346

FT

Hull KRLeeds Rhinos

2012

FT

St HelensWakefield Trinity

380

FT

Leigh LeopardsWigan Warriors

634

FT

Hull FCLeigh Leopards

1624

FT

Leeds RhinosCatalans Dragons

3222

FT

Wakefield TrinityHull KR

634

FT

Castleford TigersWarrington Wolves

038

FT

Wigan WarriorsSalford Red Devils

2016

FT

Huddersfield GiantsSt Helens

1214

AET

Salford Red DevilsWakefield Trinity

FT

Catalans DragonsHull KR

2612

FT

Warrington WolvesLeigh Leopards

3820

FT

St HelensHull FC

2012

FT

Huddersfield GiantsWigan Warriors

1214

FT

Castleford TigersLeeds Rhinos

148

FT

Hull FCSalford Red Devils

1460

FT

Huddersfield GiantsCastleford Tigers

366

FT

Leigh LeopardsSt Helens

2012

FT

Leeds RhinosWakefield Trinity

260

FT

Hull KRWarrington Wolves

1018

FT

Wigan WarriorsCatalans Dragons

1018

FT

Castleford TigersWigan Warriors

036

FT

Hull KRLeigh Leopards

2530

FT

St HelensLeeds Rhinos

2425

FT

Wakefield TrinityHuddersfield Giants

FT

Catalans DragonsHull FC

386

FT

Warrington WolvesSalford Red Devils

3620

FT

Castleford TigersSt Helens

624

FT

Catalans DragonsLeigh Leopards

146

FT

Leeds RhinosHull FC

1822

FT

Wigan WarriorsWakefield Trinity

600

FT

Huddersfield GiantsWarrington Wolves

1626

FT

Salford Red DevilsHull KR

1024

FT

Hull FCCastleford Tigers

3230

FT

Hull KRWigan Warriors

2718

FT

Leigh LeopardsSalford Red Devils

1020

FT

Wakefield TrinityCatalans Dragons

2438

FT

Warrington WolvesLeeds Rhinos

4210

News

Lights go out on Super Rugby

The lights went out on Super Rugby and also Tana Umaga’s Moana Pasifika side on Friday. A power outage at North Harbour Stadium in Auckland forced a 20-minute halt in play in the match between Moana and the Highlanders. The stadium went dark in the 60th minute and when power returned, the match resumed under reduced lightning and with no further broadcast coverage. The Highlanders won 39-19 and dealt a death knell to Moana hopes of making the playoffs for the first time in their five-season existence. Highlanders coach Jamie Joseph believed his team lost their rhythm after the power outage. KEO & ZELS: Boks beware, the real All Blacks are coming Moana coach Umaga admitted his young side faced a mountainous task to climb off the foot of the Super Rugby standings following a sixth successive defeat. The Highlanders had raced into a 32-0 lead early in the second half before Umaga’s side launched a late response with three tries. However, it couldn’t halt a miserable run of heavy losses for Moana since winning their opening-round match against the Fijian Drua. Umaga, who was announced as All Blacks defence coach earlier this week, said he had a less experienced core of players at his disposal than last year, when All Blacks great Ardie Savea was an inspirational figure. Savea led Moana to their best record of six wins to narrowly miss the playoffs last season. However, his departure this year for Japan, along with the absence of several other important players, had weakened Moana’s know-how, Umaga said after the match. Meanwhile, NSW Waratahs coach Dan McKellar hailed a “special memory” after his team snapped a run of eight straight defeats against bitter rivals ACT Brumbies in Canberra with a thrilling 30-28 win. The Sydney-based side went into the clash after three consecutive Super Rugby losses and with their backs against the wall. But against the odds, they raced to a commanding 21-7 lead after converted tries from Clem Halaholo, Andrew Kellaway and Joey Walton. They then withstood a Brumbies comeback to taste victory in the Australian capital for the first time since 2018. “Tonight’s a special memory. To come into a place that we’ve got enormous respect for … we fronted up and delivered,” McKellar said. It was touch and go after the Brumbies clawed back to 21-21 as the Waratahs faltered, only for the hosts to concede three crucial late penalties. Young fullback Sid Harvey, in only his fourth Super Rugby game, stepped up to convert them all and secure the win. – AFP Photo: Hagen Hopkins/Getty Images The post Lights go out on Super Rugby appeared first on SA Rugby magazine.

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Cheetahs boosted by returning stars

The Cheetahs have been strengthened by the return of several key players for Saturday’s SA Cup clash against Eastern Province in Bloemfontein. The match at Shimla Park, brought forward to a 1pm kick-off, sees the Cheetahs make seven changes to their starting line-up as they target a place in the top four. The Cheetahs lie sixth after three rounds, with winless EP third-from-bottom on the 10-team log. Among the notable returns is experienced lock Carl Wegner, who is back after recovering from concussion sustained earlier in the campaign. Also up front, props John-Kelly Okonkwo and Tielman Nieuwoudt come into the starting XV, replacing Dux Manyma and Aranos Coetzee. In the backline, flyhalf Jaco van der Walt has recovered from hand surgery and is restored to the starting lineup after featuring off the bench last week for the match against the Pumas. That match was abandoned due to a lightning storm, with the two teams sharing the points. SA CUP: Heyneke’s Eagles eye Boland upset Centre Carel-Jan Coetzee, who has been out since undergoing ankle surgery in October, is named among the replacements. There is also a reshuffle in the back three, with Cohen Jasper shifting from fullback to right wing, while Clayton Blommetjies returns from injury to take over at fullback. Michael Annies earns a start on the left wing. CHEETAHS – 15 Clayton Blommetjies, 14 Cohen Jasper, 13 Munier Hartzenberg, 12 Zander du Plessis, 11 Michael Annies, 10 Jaco van der Walt, 9 Marco Jansen van Vuren, 8 Gideon van der Merwe, 7 Sisonke Vumazonke, 6 Neels Volschenk, 5 Victor Sekekete, 4 Carl Wegner, 3 John-Kelly Okonkwo, 2 Louis van der Westhuizen (c), 1 Tielman Nieuwoudt.Bench: 16 Marko Janse van Rensburg, 17 Frankie dos Reis, 18 Aranos Coetzee, 19 Curtly Thomas, 20 Ramon Uys, 21 Rewan Kruger, 22 Carel-Jan Coetzee, 23 Prince Nkabinde. Photo: Kian Abdullah/Gallo Images The post Cheetahs boosted by returning stars appeared first on SA Rugby magazine.

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