Round 25 Team of the Week

Your Round 25 Super League Team of the Week!

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Jai Field and Liam Marshall lit up The Brick Community Stadium on Thursday Night, as the Warriors charged to a thirteenth straight Super League victory.

For Field, it was one try, two assists, six tackle busts and 160 metres, while Marshall completed a hat-trick, also six tackle busts, and a whopping 217 metres.

On Friday, the Rhinos put the Saints to sword with maverick and current Steve Prescott MBE Man of Steel Jake Connor at the heart of it.

There was plenty of class from Connor, whether that be the three try assists or his exceptional 20/40 effort, as Leeds go toe-to-toe with Wigan at the top of the Betfred Super League table.

Ash Handley also enjoyed a stunning performance - one try, one try assist, three tackle busts, 164 metres and 14 tackles.

A trio of Giants feature in this week’s team, following a dazzling display which saw Jim Lenihan’s side upset Play-Off hopefuls Leigh Leopards.

Huddersfield dominated on home soil, with hooker Zac Woolford stealing the show. The Giants’ number 9 produced two try assists, three tackle busts, 90 metres and a mammoth 46 tackles - the highest of any player on the pitch.

He is joined by teammates Tristan Powell and Harry Rushton. Combined, they made 64 tackles and 275 metres, and those are impressive stats for a side that had previously been struggling for the majority of the year.

Rushton also got a try to his name as the Claret & Gold continue their resurgence in the closing stages of the campaign.

Toby Sexton inspired the Dragons to victory in Round 25. The Australian had his fingerprints on everything on Friday Night, scoring two tries, setting up another and kicking Catalans right round the OneBore Stadium.

On Saturday, speedster Matty Ashton helped Warrington find a win with a crucial try and 239 metres.

Prop Liam Byrne also stood tall with 27 tackles and 105 metres.

Over in Wakefield, Corey Hall made the second most amount of carries for Trinity (20), as well as contributing one try, one try assist and 138 metres as his side secured their Play-Off place.

Mike McMeeken’s leadership was just as important. The Trinity captain got 29 tackles and a try assist to his name.

Finally, the influential Mathieu Jussaume appears in Team of the Week for another week running, and has proved to be an integral part of the Toulouse team in 2026.

One try, four tackle busts and 32 tackles sees Jussaume earn his spot.

The Final Charge continues as the penultimate round of the Betfred Super League gets underway on Thursday Night (live on Sky Sports).

All games will be broadcasted live, and fixture information can be found here.