St.Helens take on Warrington Wolves on Saturday afternoon, with kick-off scheduled for 3pm.
A reminder that St.Helens Women are also taking on Warrington Wolves at Victoria Park, with kick-off scheduled at 12pm. Entry is £5 for adults and £2 for concessions.
🎟 FIRST TEAM MATCH TICKET INFORMATION
Standing
- Adult – £26
- Concession (65+) – £20
- Young Adult (17-23) -£20
- Junior (12-16) – £14
- Junior (6-11) – £12
- Junior (2-5) – £5
- Junior Member – £5
- Under 2’s – Free but require a ticket
Reserved Seating – North Q
- Adult – £31
- Concession (65+) – £22
- Young Adult (17-23) -£22
- Junior (12-16) – £16
- Junior (6-11) – £14
- Junior (2-5) – £5
- Junior Member – £5
- Under 2’s – Free but require a ticket
Tickets are available to purchase online here, via the Ticket Office or over the phone on 01744 455052. Saints’ tickets sold through the Club will be coming off sale at: 5pm on Friday, 6th September.
Any Saints match tickets that have chosen to be collected from the Saints Ticket Office that have not been collected by 1pm on Saturday, 7th September will need to be collected from Warrington Wolves’ Ticket Office on gameday.
Junior Members can access £5 tickets for all away games, subject to availability (2024 Members will need to login to purchase)
📰 FIRST TEAM SQUAD NEWS
Paul Wellens makes just one change to his team following last Sunday afternoon’s win over the Giants. Jack Welsby is named in the 21-man squad for the first time since Round 19 against Leigh when he suffered a hamstring injury in the opening few minutes of that match.
Leon Cowen is the Saints who steps out of the declaration from the previous round. Tommy Makinson will serve the second game of his two-match penalty notice.
Sam Burgess is forced into one change after prop Paul Vaughan received a three-match penalty notice following the Wolves’ defeat to Leigh last week. Young forward Max Wood steps into his place
Warrington Wolves 21-man squad vs St.Helens
2. Josh Thewlis, 3. Toby King, 5. Matty Ashton, 6. George Williams, 7. Josh Drinkwater, 9. Danny Walker, 11. Ben Currie, 12. Lachlan Fitzgibbon, 13. Matty Nicholson, 14. Rodrick Tai, 15. Joe Philbin, 16. Zane Musgrove, 17. Jordy Crowther, 28. Adam Holroyd, 29. Tom Whitehead, 32. Sam Powell, 33. Arron Lindop, 34. Max Wood, 38. Cai Taylor-Wray, 41. Luke Yates, 42. John Bateman.
💬 COACH PREVIEW
Wellens reflected on a good performance last week in The Derby away at Wigan and stated that was the level of performance we need consistently, regardless of the high number of injuries his team.
In an update on when it is hoped we can see some of our senior Saints back in action, the Red V went through the latest player by player.
Having already played Warrington at home in the Challenge Cup and it ending in disappointing fashion, Wellens is aware of the threat of the Wolves, and wants his team to defend strongly.
Saints TV subscribers can watch the full Coach Preview with Paul Wellens!
📲 HOW CAN I FOLLOW THE GAME?
Saints will be covering the match in full across our Live Match Centre where you can find out the team news, follow live game updates, get behind the scenes photos and catch up on all the stories of the game.
Fans can tune in and watch the match live on Sky Sports or around the globe on SuperLeague+.
Our club social media accounts will also keep supporters updated. Follow us on: X/Twitter | Facebook | Instagram
Highlights and the full match replay will be available for Saints TV subscribers.
🗣️ WHO WILL BE THE MATCH OFFICIALS?
Chris Kendall will be the Referee for Saturday afternoon’s match and as with all Super League fixtures in 2024 there will also be the Video Referee Marcus Griffiths at Rugby League’s remote refereeing base.
📊 THE RECORD AGAINST WARRINGTON
Last ten meetings
St Helens 10. Warrington 24 (SLR18, 19/7/24)
St Helens 8. Warrington 31 (CCQF, 14/4/24)
St Helens 16, Warrington 8 (SL-E, 30/9/23)
Warrington 6, St Helens 18 (SLR26, 15/9/23)
Warrington 20, St Helens 24 (SLR18, 7/7/23)
St Helens 28, Warrington 6 (SLR10, 20/4/23)
Warrington 10, St Helens 12 (SLR13, 19/5/22)
St Helens 28, Warrington 2 (SLR5, 11/3/22)
Warrington 14, St Helens 24 (SLR22, 30/8/21)
St Helens 2, Warrington 6 (SLR10, 17/6/21)
Super League summary
The Saints have a strong foothold in the head-to-head record against Warrington, winning 58 of the meetings (including wins in 2010, 2012 and 2023 play-offs), whilst Wolves have won 17, and honours have been shared in a draw only twice.
Our highest score and widest winning margin over Warrington came in a 2002 home victory, 72-2.
🔻 WHAT KIT WILL SAINTS BE WEARING?
The Saints’ 24 Home Kit will be worn on Saturday afternoon against Warrington Wolves!
Our traditional white shirt with a Red V is a sharper, modern look, with watermark shard designs whilst the ‘V’ itself is a subtle two-tone design, a feature never before seen on a St.Helens shirt.
Get your 24 Home Kit online by visiting saintssuperstore.com
🕺 SIONE WANTS STRONG FINISH TO 2024
The versatile and dynamic forward returned to play in recent weeks and grabbed a great try in our last round against Huddersfield Giants.
‘Cee’ talks about wanting to end this seasons strongly, and that whilst it was tough to watch from the sidelines as our injury-hit squad were going through a tough time that we can still achieve what we desire come October.
Watch the full player preview with Cee on Saints TV!
🏉 THE REST OF THE ACTION
Friday
Castleford Tigers 12-34 Leigh Leopards
Leeds Rhinos 68-6 Hull FC
Wigan Warriors 24-20 Hull KR
Saturday
Salford Red Devils vs Catalans Dragons – 5:30pm
Sunday
Huddersfield Giants vs London Broncos – 3pm
Leeds Rhinos Women vs Featherstone Rovers Women – 12pm
Barrow Raiders Ladies vs Huddersfield Giants Women – 2pm
Wigan Warriors Women vs York Valkyrie – 2:30pm
😇 WOMEN’S TEAM
Matty Smith has named his 21-woman squad to travel to Warrington on Saturday to face the Wolves, making three changes.
Faye Gaskin, Emily Rudge and Georgia Sutherland all come into the side in place of Rebecca Rotheram, Alyx Bridge and Grace Arrowsmith.
St.Helens Women could be crowned 2024 League Leader’s Shield winners for the second time with a win at the weekend. The last time Saints won the trophy was back in their treble winning season of 2021, and they currently hold a four-point lead at the top of the Betfred Women’s Super League with just two regular season rounds remaining.
A reminder that this Women’s match on Saturday takes place at Victoria Park in Warrington, at 12pm. Tickets will be available on the gate, costing just £5 for adults and £2 for concessions.
⏭ UP NEXT AT HOME: CASTLEFORD TIGERS
