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Fantasy League debrief
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Round 24 delivered! Betfred Super League fans saw unexpected upsets, teams running riot, and two clubs securing their place in the top six.
There’s still a lot to play for if you’re a Fantasy Super League player, so keep playing right up until Round 27!
Who put in a dazzling display during this weekend’s Final Charge action, and who didn’t quite live up to the billing?
Top performers
Kruise Leeming (90 points)
It was so close for Catalans Dragons on Saturday, losing by only a single point thanks to a late Jake Arthur drop goal.
However, the French outfit’s hooker can hold his head high given his performance.
Leeming scored one try and assisted another, made seven runs from dummy half, ran for 110 metres, including one clean line break, and also completed a staggering four offloads! What a shift.
The Dragons’ hooker is one of the best around, with 990 Fantasy points this season.
Need a new number 8? Catalans' season may be over in terms of the Play-Offs, but Leeming could still be your man as he continues to put his best foot forward for his side…
Adam Cook (85 points)
The Leopards ran riot against the Bulls at the weekend, and at the heart of it was half-back Adam Cook!
The Leopards’ number six scored two tries, assisted another, produced six attacking kicks in the field of play and kicked eleven goals.
Cook has shown just how good he can be in recent weeks and is an attractive price of £120k in the Fantasy Game.
Need to change one of your half-backs for the remainder of the Final Charge? Get Cook into your side today as the Leopards go hunting for a top four finish.
George Williams (83 points)
The England and Wolves captain seems to be making up for lost time since returning against the Knights a few weeks ago, and this was further reinforced by his display at the weekend!
Williams ran for 220 metres, including two clean line breaks and five tackle busts, and he crossed the whitewash once, as Warrington went on to secure their top six spot.
The Wolves half-back has showcased what he’s all about in the past two games and will be hoping to lead his side to a strong finish in 2026.
If you have £160k free to spend, will you be persuaded to put him in your Fantasy team?
Caleb Hamlin-Uele (82 points)
It looks like Trinity have hit a bump in the road at exactly the wrong time of the season.
But that hasn’t stopped their powerhouse prop from putting his body on the line and racking up those all-important Fantasy points. And at just £110k, he is an absolute steal.
There was a physical performance from Hamlin-Uele in Round 24; he ran for 180 metres with the ball in hand, broke through six would be Warriors’ tacklers and completed three offloads in the process.
Hamlin-Uele has had a stellar season with 1344 Fantasy points so far.
Fancy bringing a new prop for your side? Make sure you beat the 6pm Thursday deadline, as Trinity look to finally kickstart their Final Charge.
Jack Welsby (82 points)
It was a day to remember for Welsby against the Tigers. He was everywhere as he tried everything in his power to keep the Saints’ hopes of reaching the Play-Offs alive.
Welsby scored one try and assisted another and racked up for 220 metres which included two clean line breaks and four tackle busts.
This Saints star is by no means cheap (£160k) but given his performance at the weekend and recent form, we’d say he’s well worth it. With three games to go, get Welsby in your side if you're needing a new number 1.
Fantasy Flops
Tom Davies (19 points)
It was a disappointing day at the office for the Robins on Saturday. In particular for their speedster Davies who failed to make any meaningful impact. He’ll be looking to do better next time round as his side travel to face the Warriors.
Jackson Hastings (23 points)
Hastings’ red card against the Tigers certainly knocked a few points off his final Fantasy score. He’ll be hoping his absence won’t hinder St Helens’ late Play-Off push.
