SAINTS seek their first home win over Warrington since Knowsley Road when the sides lock horns tonight.
The Wolves have won their last five away meetings with St Helens, including all four fixtures between the sides at Langtree Park.
Saints’ last home win against the Wolves was a 28-12 play-off victory at Knowsley Road on 10 September, 2010.
Last Ten Meetings:
St Helens 12, Warrington 39 (SLR26, 4/9/14)
St Helens 24, Warrington 41 (SLR13, 18/5/14) (at Etihad Stadium, Manchester)
Warrington 8, St Helens 38 (SLR1, 13/2/14)
St Helens 16, Warrington 29 (SLR26, 30/8/13)
St Helens 22, Warrington 48 (SLR16, 25/5/13) (at Etihad Stadium, Manchester)
Warrington 10, St Helens 22 (SLR6, 8/3/13)
St Helens 18, Warrington 36 (SLQSF, 29/9/12)
Warrington 6, St Helens 28 (SLQPO, 15/9/12)
St Helens 12, Warrington 22 (SLR23, 6/8/12)
Warrington 16, St Helens 28 (SLR9, 30/3/12)
Super League Summary:
St Helens won 39 (includes wins in 2010 and 2012 play-offs)
Warrington won 9 (includes win in 2012 play-offs)
2 draws
Highs and Lows:
St Helens highest score: 72-2 (H, 2002) (also widest margin)
Warrington highest score: 56-22 (H, 2001) (also widest margin)
Career Milestones:
James Roby needs one appearance to reach 350 for his career. Roby has played 316 games for St Helens since 2004, to go with representative appearances for Great Britain (7 Tests, 2006-2007) and England (26 games, 2008-2013).
Super League Milestones:
Jamie Peacock needs one appearance to overtake former Leeds teammate Keith Senior and move into third place in the list of all-time leaders for Super League games played.
1 Paul Wellens (St Helens, 1998-present) 437
2 Kevin Sinfield (Leeds, 1997-present) 433
3 = Keith Senior (Leeds/Sheffield, 1996-2011), Jamie Peacock (Leeds/Bradford, 1999-present) 413
5 Lee Gilmour (Wakefield/Castleford/Huddersfield/St Helens/Bradford/Wigan, 1997-present) 407
6 Leon Pryce (Hull FC/Catalans Dragons/St Helens/Bradford, 1998-present) 403
7 Andy Lynch (Castleford/Hull FC/Bradford, 1999-present) 398
8 Danny Orr (Castleford/Harlequins/Wigan, 1997-2012) 382
9 Keiron Cunningham (St Helens, 1996-2010) 381
10 Lee Briers (Warrington/St Helens, 1997-2013) 380
Tommy Makinson – 1 appearance away from 100 (99 for St Helens, 2011-2015)
Paul Wellens – 1 try away from 200 (199 for St Helens, 1998-2015)
Winning Runs:
St Helens have won their last eight Super League matches. Their last league defeat was 17-16 at Huddersfield on September 12 2014.
Consecutive Appearances:
Hull FC’s Joe Westerman has the longest run of consecutive appearances amongst Super League players, with 49. Westerman last missed a Hull game on May 25 2013 – a 22-16 Magic Weekend win against Hull KR at Manchester’s Etihad Stadium. His streak then started on May 31 2013 – an 18-6 home win against Leeds.
1 Joe Westerman (Hull FC) 49
2 Zeb Taia (Catalans Dragons) 39
3 Morgan Escare (Catalans Dragons) 37
4 Mose Masoe (St Helens) 35
5 Ben Pomeroy (Catalans Dragons) 32
First Utility Super League Leading Scorers:
Tries:
1 = Justin Carney (Castleford Tigers), Ken Sio (Hull Kingston Rovers) 6
3 = Danny McGuire (Leeds Rhinos), Jordan Turner (St Helens) 5
5 = Michael Oldfield (Catalans Dragons), Albert Kelly (Hull Kingston Rovers), Tom Briscoe (Leeds Rhinos), Jacob Miller (Wakefield Trinity Wildcats), Chris Riley (Wakefield Trinity Wildcats), Lloyd White (Widnes Vikings), Joel Tomkins (Wigan Warriors) 4
Goals:
1 = Josh Mantellato (Hull Kingston Rovers), Kevin Sinfield (Leeds Rhinos) 23
3 = Scott Dureau (Catalans Dragons), Craig Hall (Wakefield Trinity Wildcats) 17
5 Josh Griffin (Salford Red Devils) 14
Goals Percentage:
1 = Josh Mantellato (Hull Kingston Rovers), Kevin Sinfield (Leeds Rhinos) 85.18 (23/27)
3 Danny Tickle (Widnes Vikings) 84.61 (11/13)
4 Craig Hall (Wakefield Trinity Wildcats) 80.95 (17/21)
5 Marc Sneyd (Hull FC) 80.00 (12/15)
Points:
1 Kevin Sinfield (Leeds Rhinos) 55
2 Josh Mantellato (Hull Kingston Rovers) 54
3 Josh Griffin (Salford Red Devils) 40
4 Craig Hall (Wakefield Trinity Wildcats) 38
5 Scott Dureau (Catalans Dragons) 35
