This week on SuperLeague+

The LIVE games on SuperLeague+ keep on coming in Round 13 of Betfred Super League!

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Huddersfield Giants and Hull FC get the LIVE SuperLeague+ action underway on Friday Night. The Giants have lost their last four league games, with a place in the top six slipping further from their grasp. The Black & Whites have managed just one league win this year - who will turn their fortunes around on Friday?

After that, fans can enjoy a LIVE double header on Saturday with two mouth-watering Super League ties taking place simultaneously on the platform, including a West Yorkshire derby between Leeds Rhinos and Castleford Tigers.

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Cas have lost just once in their last four league outings and face a Rhinos side that have suffered back-to-back defeats. Will the Tigers reign supreme at Headingley or can Rohan Smith’s Rhinos get back to winning ways?

Elsewhere on Saturday, the Robins welcome a resurgent Leigh side to Sewell Group Craven Park. The Leopards are unbeaten in their last four league games and have their sights on a late surge for a Play-Off position. In their way is a Hull KR side firmly in the race for top spot at the midway point of the season.

Round 12 reaches its conclusion on at the Salford Stadium on Sunday. Bottom placed London make the trip North to face Paul Rowley’s Red Devils. Back-to-back league defeats have seen the Red Devils lean worryingly close to dropping out the top six, with nothing else but a win against the Broncos on Sunday on their radar.