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Round 9 Team of the Week
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Round 9's Team of the Week...
The #SuperLeague Round 9 Team of the Week ? pic.twitter.com/5hrGKPeTFQ
— Betfred Super League (@SuperLeague) April 28, 2025
Warrington Wolves recorded a seventh successive victory over St Helens on Thursday, with hat-trick hero Matty Ashton and workhorse Ben Currie starring for the Wire.
It's a hat-trick for Matty Ashton! ?#SuperLeague pic.twitter.com/8JSpYwrYjn
— Betfred Super League (@SuperLeague) April 24, 2025
In defeat, Mark Percival rallied the Saints with two tries and two try assists.
Friday night saw a thriller at AMT Headingley, as Hull KR forged a fightback to overcome Leeds Rhinos.
Jack Broadbent produced a perfect Player of the Match performance with 237 metres made – the highest of any player on the pitch, as well as two terrific tries and a try assist.
He is joined in Team of the Week by match-winner magic Mikey Lewis, who snatched a dramatic victory for the Robins four minutes from time.
Is this the @hullkrofficial match-winner from Mikey Lewis? ?#SuperLeague pic.twitter.com/HTG1XrsQQc
— Betfred Super League (@SuperLeague) April 25, 2025
On Saturday, Alex Mellor stole the show against his former club, as Castleford Tigers piled more misery on Huddersfield Giants.
One Leigh Leopard features in Round 9’s Team of the Week, and this time it’s two-try scorer Andrew Badrock, who enjoyed a stellar showing.
Straight in for @LeighLeopardsRL in under 90 seconds ??#SuperLeague pic.twitter.com/gUzuRapFCb
— Betfred Super League (@SuperLeague) April 26, 2025
Catalans Dragons produced an emphatic comeback against Wakefield Trinity, inspired by young fullback Gulliermo Aispuro-Bichet, who kept his cool and crucially converted four out of the four goals. He also made a staggering 191 metres in 23 carries and three tackle busts - showing promising signs for the future.
Captain Ben Garcia stood tall with one try assist and one try assist.
Trinity's captain Mike McMeeken produced an incredible 65-minute stint for his side - 152 metres in 18 carries and 35 tackles made against his former club.
There’s a trio of Warriors after their classy win against Hull FC on Sunday.
Bevan French was at his brilliant best – running 187 metres in just 18 carries and scoring two tries – one in which he converted defence into some truly splendid attack.
Junior Nsemba also completed a double on the day and propsering youngster Sam Walters made a superb 42 tackles.
Who's footwork was better? ?
— Betfred Super League (@SuperLeague) April 27, 2025
Bevan French or Junior Nsemba?! ?#SuperLeague pic.twitter.com/tunDoS43HN
The conclusion of Round 9 means just one thing…NEXT STOP NEWCASTLE! Over 60,000 fans are heading to the Toon next weekend for Magic WKND at St. James’ Park, and it’s not too late to join them!
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