Leeds and St Helens win as York stay level

Leeds Rhinos 40-22 Wakefield Trinity

Maika Sivo grabbed a hat-trick as Leeds strengthened their hold on the Super League summit with a 40-22 victory over Wakefield at Headingley. Jake Connor contributed 16 points from the boot and was directly involved in four of Leeds’ tries. The Rhinos were briefly reduced to 11 men early in the second half when Sivo and Ash Handley were both sin-binned, but still pulled clear. Sivo’s treble takes him to 17 tries this season, putting him well clear atop the try-scoring chart.

The match was disrupted in the fifth minute when Wakefield centre Cameron Scott had to be stretchered off after a collision with Leeds prop Keenan Palasia left him appearing unconscious. Play was halted for almost 15 minutes while Scott received treatment.

St Helens 40-16 York Knights

St Helens kept pace with the leaders, beating York 40-16 at the BrewDog Stadium. Bill Leyland opened the scoring and Owen Dagnall touched down twice as Saints raced into a 16-0 lead. York hit back through Jesse Dee, whose brace cut the deficit to six by half-time. In the final quarter Alex Walmsley, Jack Welsby, Jake Davies and Nene Macdonald crossed to seal a hard-fought win for Paul Rowley’s side, who remain second and level with Leeds on 14 points after nine matches.

2026 Super League — key dates and what to watch

• Super League in Paris: Sat Jun 6 — Catalans Dragons vs Wigan Warriors, 18:30 BST (Sky Sports)
• Magic Weekend: July 4–5
• Rivals Round (reversed): July 23–26
• Elimination play-offs: September 19–20
• Play-off semi-finals: September 26–27
• Grand Final: October 3 at Old Trafford

Broadcast details

Sky Sports will show every Super League game live this season, with two matches per round shown exclusively on Sky and the remaining five fixtures each week available on Sky Sports+.