Super League Round 21 Tips & Predictions

The English Super League season is in full swing as sides across the UK and France prepare for round 21 of the 2024 calendar.

We’re approaching the back end of the year now with each win crucial in what has been a tightly contested season.

With many ex-NRL stars spread amongst each of the 12 teams and a new broadcast deal which is televising every single match – there are many opportunities to place your bets with the best betting sites in Australia!

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Super League Round 21 Tips

Friday 9/8/24

5:00am St Helens vs Salford Red Devils @ Totally Wicked Stadium, St Helens

Boy did St Helens need that win over the weekend… given that it was over Hull FC it is hard to take a lot away from the win but it was an important hump to get over as they look to get their season back on track.

Salford came from behind against a Leeds side that were quick out of the gate with Kallum Watkins in red hot form scoring a double against his former club.

St Helens still have several players out with injuries and suspensions including Jonny Lomax and Jack Welsby.

Betting tip: Salford +10.5 @ $1.79

Saints by 2

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Saturday 10/8/24

5:00am Huddersfield Giants vs Catalans Dragons @ John Smith Stadium, Huddersfield

Both sides are coming off round 20 losses and will be keen to strike back this weekend.

Catalans were beaten by London in a major upset which put their playoff hopes into question however they gain the services of new recruit Reimis Smith this weekend.

Huddersfield did well against Wigan but they continue to be a bit of a bogey team who shows up every second week.

Betting tip: Catalans -3.5 @ $1.79

Catalans by 8

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5:00am Hull KR vs Castleford Tigers @ Craven Park, Hull

For a brief few days Hull KR sat atop of the table following the conclusion of the weekend matchups but were overtaken on Wednesday morning when Wigan defeated Leigh in a catch-up match.

They were solid against Warrington stamping their authority in the race to the playoffs whereas Castleford had a shaky 10-point loss to Leigh.

The red and whites are tough to beat at home and have one of the best home crowd advantages in the league, but it is a huge spread.

Betting tip: Castleford +19.5 @ $1.92

Hull KR by 16

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Sunday 11/8/24

12:00am Leeds Rhinos vs Wigan Warriors @ AMT Headingley Stadium, Leeds

Leeds are coming off a disappointing loss to Salford – a match-up where they were strong out of the gate but crumbled in the second half.

Wigan on the other hand will be playing their third match in nine days so could have some tired legs on the pitch.

This game could be a real grind but Wigan have a good record at Headingley.

Betting tip: Wigan -3.5 @ $1.79

Wigan by 6

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Monday 12/8/24

12:00am London Broncos vs Warrington Wolves @ Cherry Red Records Stadium, London

What a surprising performance from London over the weekend continuing to punch well above their weight this season.

Warrington were outplayed in every facet of the match over the weekend against a Rovers side that had their best performance of the season.

Can London ride a wave of momentum this week and keep this match close?

Betting tip: London +25.5 @ $1.85

Warrington by 22

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12:00am Leigh Leopards vs Hull FC @ Leigh Sports Village, Leigh

Leigh were outplayed by a Wigan side on Wednesday morning that was without a number of key players.

It will be their third match in 10 days which could pose some fatigue problems but there is a chance Tom Amone will be back which would be a huge inclusion for Adrian Lam’s side.

Hull FC were outclassed by St Helens last week and could have their attention on the off-season.

Betting tip: Leigh -13.5 @ $1.79

Leigh by 16

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Tips Writer

Jake Kearnan

After graduating from Griffith University in 2019, Jake spent four years working as a multi-platform journalist for the national broadcaster.

He recently packed his bags and moved to the north of England to pursue travel and continues to work as a freelance writer covering all sports.

When he is not working or travelling, you can expect to see Jake strapping on his boots for a local footy club, throwing his leg over a dirt bike at the motocross track or sitting down for a pint at his local.