On Saturday evening, St.Helens' First Team will return to the BrewDog Stadium for league action against Wakefield Trinity, and our Women’s team will be competing in the Quarter-Finals of the Betfred Women’s Challenge Cup against Barrow Raiders Ladies!
- St.Helens Women vs Barrow Raiders Ladies – Betfred Women’s Challenge Cup – Quarter-Final – 2:30pm
- St.Helens vs Wakefield Trinity – Betfred Super League – Round 9 – 5:30pm
TICKET & ENTRY INFORMATION
The quickest and easiest method of securing your spot at the BrewDog Stadium is by purchasing your ticket online by visiting eticketing.co.uk/saintsrlfc.
You can secure a digital or ‘Print at Home’ ticket online, saving you time and the need to visit the Ticket Office; however, the Stadium Ticket Office will be open on game day to assist.
✌️ BRACE BUNDLE
This special Saints package includes tickets to two home games in April and May, and offers great seats at an incredible value.
Save more with the Brace Bundle, available online or in-store now. Tap the image above to find out more!
👋 96′ TEAM REUNION
As we approach the 30th anniversary of the Challenge Cup win in 1996, Saints will welcome back members of the Double-winning team as they enjoy a team reunion three decades on from their memorable campaign.
Look out for some legends of the Club who starred in that incredible season, as we honour them as part of our celebrations. Click below to read more!
SQUAD NEWS
Paul Rowley makes two changes to the squad that beat Hull FC. Shane Wright returns after completing HIA protocols, while Nene Macdonald is back following knee surgery. Deon Cross drops out after failing a HIA, along with Cole Marsh.
Tom Humphreys keeps his place after debuting last week, and Billy Keeley could make his St.Helens and Super League debut if selected.
Click the image below to read our full squad news.
Daryl Powell is forced to make two changes to his squad from Wakefield’s 52-12 victory over Bradford Bulls last week.
Max Jowitt and Mason Lino miss out through injury, with Ellis Lingard and Will Tate coming into the squad in their place.
Wakefield Trinity’s 21-man squad
2. Oliver Pratt, 3. Cameron Scott, 4. Corey Hall, 5. Tom Johnstone, 6. Jake Trueman, 8. Mike McMeeken, 9. Tyson Smoothy, 10. Ky Rodwell, 11. Seth Nikotemo, 12. Matty Storton, 14. Jay Pitts, 15. Caleb Hamlin-Uele, 16. Caius Faatili, 17. Harvey Smith, 20. Jack Sinfield, 21. Jayden Myers, 23. Josh Rourke, 24. Tray Lolesio, 29. Ellis Lingard, 32. Will Tate, Charlie Abraham
Women’s Squad news
St.Helens Women’s Head Coaches Derek Hardman and Craig Richards have named their 21-woman squad that will face Barrow Raiders Ladies at 2:30pm.
It is unchanged from the squad that put on a strong performance last Sunday afternoon against Catalans Dragons, winning 62-4.
Leah Burke and Dani McGifford were the stars last time out, both grabbing a hat-trick.
Match tickets and 2026 Saints Memberships will permit entry to watch both matches on Saturday. Tickets are not available for supporters to attend just the Women’s match only.
HALO FANZONE
The HALO Fanzone will open once again, offering fans a vibrant mix of live music, food, and drink. It promises to be a lively pre-match destination for supporters of all ages!
MUSIC
The HALO stage will host live music opposite the Marching Inn Bar and Superstore. Kicking off the entertainment, DJ Earl Raff, will be bringing the tunes from 3:00pm.
FOOD & DRINK
Fans can enjoy a selection of outside food vendors, including a doughnuts, a gourmet burger outlet, and JJ’s Ices Ice cream van. There’s something to satisfy every taste!
MEET THE PLAYERS
Adding to the excitement, first-team players Mark Percival and Curtis Sironen will be on stage in the HALO ahead of kick-off at around 4:45pm
THE MARCHING INN
The newly renovated bar at the BrewDog Stadium will once again be open for our Saints faithful, and we hope you will call in to visit The Marching Inn.
We will open the bar from 1:30pm on game day for supporters to get down and soak up the atmosphere ahead of kickoff.
🗡️ DAGNALL DETERMINED TO DO WELL IN 2026
Outside back Owen Dagnall reflects on the start of the 2026 season and talks about his aims as we head past a third of the way through the campaign.
The young winger is expecting a tough test as Saints welcome Wakefield Trinity to the BrewDog Stadium on Saturday evening. Trinity come into the game in good form, and Dagnall knows they will offer a big challenge. After last year’s meetings all going in the Saints’ favour, he knows to expect a response.
Watch the full Player Preview with Owen Dagnall on Saints TV
FOLLOW THE GAME WITH SAINTS
Not joining us at the BrewDog Stadium? No worries, we’ll keep you informed.
You can follow along the Saints’ Live Match Centre – your hub to find out the team news, follow live game updates, see behind-the-scenes photos, and click to read all the key stories of the fixture.
St.Helens’ social media accounts will keep supporters up to date on every key moment, so ensure you are following us!
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1̶9̶9̶6̶ 2026 HOME KIT
The Saints’ 2026 Home Kit will be worn proudly on Saturday evening!
Paying homage to the inaugural season of Super League in 1996, this year is 30 years since that momentous campaign during which St.Helens won the League title and a memorable Challenge Cup victory at Wembley.
The kit worn during that season has since become iconic and a retro favourite amongst Saints fans. Worn by the likes of Steve Prescott MBE, Tommy Martyn, Keiron Cunningham, Chris Joynt, Anthony Sullivan, Bobbie Goulding and Paul Newlove, to name but a few.
Get yours online by visiting saintssuperstore.com
HALF TIME CHALLENGES
The Saints’ Half Time Challenge is bigger than ever in 2026, thanks to our Club Partners BrewDog and Liverpool John Lennon Airport!
Can you beat the Wingman? One lucky fan will race over 80m against the Wingman himself, who will ride along our LED system on the Wingman North Stand Perimeter.
If you can beat him, you win a year’s supply of Wingman Session IPA, courtesy of BrewDog.
🏁 Geeing up the crowd, Tony took on the Wingman Challenge in Round 4!
Could he win the 80m race for a year’s supply of Wingman Session IPA?
Sadly, it looks like he might have pulled a hammy! Wishing you a quick recovery, Tony! 😇#COYS pic.twitter.com/YOQ55a9v6V
— St.Helens R.F.C. (@Saints1890) March 11, 2026
The Liverpool John Lennon Crossbar Challenge will see a Saints supporter get three attempts from the 20m line to hit the crossbar with a drop kick.
The prize this time is a pair of return flights from Liverpool with Ryanair, and a VIP Airport Experience thanks to LJLA. Ryanair are shaping up with a huge summer in Liverpool, with plenty of new routes and more than 30 destinations to choose from, including Marrakesh, Lanzarote, Tirana, Ibiza, Faro, Cork and Dublin. You can book now at ryanair.com
With the eyes of all the Saints faithful in the West Stand watching, the pressure will be on!
*Please note Terms & Conditions apply for both competitions and prizes.
** Please drink responsibly.
THE REST OF ROUND NINE
Round 9 features two matches on Thursday night, three on Friday, and two games on Saturday, with the Saints’ evening clash with Wakefield set to close out the weekend’s action.
Thursday
Leigh Leopards 30-16 Huddersfield Giants
York Knights 38-14 Toulouse Olympique
Friday
Castleford Tigers vs Hull FC – 8pm
Leeds Rhinos vs Catalans Dragons – 8pm
Warrington Wolves vs Wigan Warriors – 8pm
Saturday
Bradford Bulls vs Hull KR – 3pm
Take a look at how the Betfred Super League standings by clicking here.
THE RECORD AGAINST WAKEFIELD
The Saints and Trinity have met 60 times in the Super League, and we have come out victorious 50 times. Wakefield have won 10 matches against the Red V, and there has yet to be a draw between the two sides in the competition.
Our biggest winning margin against Wakefield came at Knowsley Road in 2005, with the Saints winning 60-4.
Last ten meetings
Wakefield 4, St Helens 34 (SLR21, 8/8/25)
St Helens 26, Wakefield 14 (SLR7, 11/4/25)
Wakefield 6, St Helens 26 (SLR3, 1/3/25)
Wakefield 16, St Helens 32 (SLR24, 3/9/23)
St Helens 38, Wakefield 0 (SLR7, 31/3/23)
St Helens 18, Wakefield 34 (SLR26, 29/8/22)
Wakefield 12, St Helens 13 (SLR20, 24/7/22)
St Helens 20, Wakefield 4 (SLR3, 25/2/22)
Wakefield 14, St Helens 30 (SLR14, 9/7/21)
St Helens 34, Wakefield 6 (SLR3, 16/4/21)
COACH PREVIEW
St.Helens Head Coach Paul Rowley spoke to the press to look ahead to Saturday night’s clash with Wakefield Trinity.
Rowley praised the squad’s togetherness and belief as key drivers behind Saints’ recent performances, while stressing the importance of maintaining full respect for a strong Wakefield side in their preparations.
Watch the full match preview with Paul on Saints TV
SUPPORTER SAFETY
St.Helens R.F.C. want to ensure that everyone who comes to enjoy game days at the BrewDog Stadium can do so in a safe and friendly environment. The Club would like to reiterate to supporters that it operates a zero-tolerance approach to any anti-social behaviour.
Misbehaviours that will not be tolerated include, but are not limited to; physical or verbal abuse, violent conduct, missile throwing, excessive alcohol misuse, and any drug use.
Furthermore, the use of pyrotechnics is strictly prohibited under both rugby and football ground regulations. They can cause serious injuries to those who carry them as well as fellow spectators, as well as damage to surfaces such as the playing pitch which can cost clubs thousands of pounds.
St.Helens would also like to encourage parents/guardians of children coming to the ground to ensure they are always aware of what their child is doing and where in the stadium they are at all times.
BAG CHECK
Personal bags of A5 size or smaller only will be permitted in the BrewDog Stadium, and our stewarding staff will check your bags and conduct bag checks upon entry. We kindly ask supporters to please remain patient and be co-operative with our staff, and we thank you for your understanding.
Bags larger than A5 will only be permitted at the discretion of St.Helens R.F.C. staff if containing essentials for babies, or medical purposes and will be subject to being searched before entry. It is advised to provide Medical Exemption Certificates or proof of eligibility for a Medical Exemption Certificate.
O’Neills branded paper bags from the Saints Superstore will be permitted entry, however they too will be subject to bag checks from our stewarding staff.
Bag-Drop Facility
A Bag-Drop area will be set up at the BrewDog Stadium for any bags that would not be permitted entry. This will be located in the South East corner of the stadium and will be open from two hours before kick-off and will close one hour after full time.
Please note our Bag-Drop facility will cost £3 per bag, and as a cashless venue only debit or credit cards will be accepted. St.Helens R.F.C. accepts no responsibility for loss or damage of items which are left at the owners’ risk, with all bags subject to a search.
WHO WILL BE THE MATCH OFFICIALS?
Jack Smith will be the Referee for Saturday evening’s First Team game, and he will be assisted by Touch Judges Warren Turley and Marcus Griffiths, as well as Video Referee Liam Rush.
Adam Williams will be the Referee for the Women’s match, with Touch Judges Innes Arnold and Lucas Dabbs on the edges of the field. There will be no Video Referee for the Women’s fixture.
TUNE IN TO WATCH LIVE
Saturday’s First Team game will be broadcast live on Sky Sports + from 5:25pm.
