SAINTS travel to Salford tonight in a Round 3 First Utility Super League clash.
We’ll be live from the match, which kicks off at 8pm, at our Match Centre and Official Facebook and Twitter feeds.
Tickets are still on sale for the game from Salford’s Ticket Office only.
Saints have won their last seven meetings (three away from home) with Salford, with their opponent’s last victory coming 42-34 at The Willows on May 15 2010.
Last Ten Meetings:
Salford 10, St Helens 52 (SLR19, 21/6/13)
St Helens 14, Salford 10 (SLR8, 22/3/13)
Salford 10, St Helens 32 (SLR18, 22/6/12)
St Helens 38, Salford 10 (SLR2, 10/2/12)
St Helens 31, Salford 6 (SLR26, 2/9/11)
Salford 22, St Helens 56 (SLR2, 18/2/11)
St Helens 58, Salford 34 (SLR19, 25/6/10)
Salford 42, St Helens 34 (SLR14, 15/5/10)
Salford 20, St Helens 10 (SLR18, 3/7/09)
St Helens 38, Salford 12 (SLR5, 13/3/09)
Super League Summary:
Salford won 4
St Helens won 29
Ups and Downs:
Salford highest score: 42-34 (H, 2010) (Widest margin: 39-26, H, 1997)
St Helens highest score: 66-16 (H, 2001) (Widest margin: 58-4, A, 2000)
Career Milestones:
Birthday boy Paul Wellens remains one point short of 1,000 for his career.
He has scored 953 points (218 tries, 40 goals, 1 field goal) for St Helens since 1998.
He has also scored points for Great Britain (18 – 4 tries, 1 goal), England (16 – 4 tries) and Lancashire (12 – 3 tries).
Consecutive Appearances:
Louie McCarthy-Scarsbrook has the longest run of consecutive appearances amongst Super League players, with 57.
He last missed a Saints game on March 17 2012 – a 12-8 defeat at Bradford.
His streak then started on March 25 2012 – a 46-6 home victory against Leeds.
1. Louie McCarthy-Scarsbrook (St Helens) 57
2. Craig Huby (Castleford Tigers) 47
3. Danny Houghton (Hull FC) 42
4. Josh Jones (St Helens) 36
5. Jordan Turner (St Helens/Hull FC) 34
