St Helens vs Dragons : Match Preview


 
 

Super League | Magic Weekend
St Helens vs Catalans Dragons
St James’ Park, Newcastle
04.09.2021 | 6.15m CEST


The context

Catalans Dragons face St Helens on Saturday, September 4, in the Super League Magic Weekend, kick-off at 6.15pm CEST at St James’ Park, Newcastle.

Qualified for the Super League semi-finals after having beaten Leigh on Monday, the Dragons have the opportunity to do another impressive performance by beating the reigning champions.

A win for Steve McNamara's men at St James' Park against the runners-up would ensure them a position of leader at the end of the regular season, which means they would lift the League Leader's Shield title.


Teams news

Dean Whare and Matt Whitley received the green light from the medical staff and return to the squad.

Here is the 21-man squad named by Steve McNamara to face St Helens :


Latest meetings

Super League Head-to-Head | 36 games :
14 wins for the Dragons
22 wins for the Saints

Last five meetings :
07.08.21 | St Helens 34 – 12 Dragons | Totally Wicked Stadium
22.05.21 | Dragons 20 – 16 St Helens | Stade Gilbert Brutus
20.11.20 | St Helens 48 – 2 Dragons | Stade Gilbert Brutus
02.08.20 | St Helens 34 – 6 Dragons | Emerald Headingley Stadium
28.04.19 | St Helens 50 – 14 Dragons | Totally Wicked Stadium


Magic Weekend 2018

20.05.2018 | Salford Red Devils (6) 12 – 26 (12) Dragons Catalans

Dragons : Gigot, Brougthon, Mead, Wiliame, Tierney, Bird, Drinkwater, Simon, McIlorum, Moa, Jullien, Garcia, Casty
Remplaçants : Baitieri, Bousquet, Baitieri, Maria

Last time the Dragons went to Newcastle, Jodie Broughton scored a hat-trick as Catalans Dragons climbed off the bottom of the Betfred Super League with a commanding 26-12 win over Salford at St James’ Park.


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Agenda of the Magic Weekend (CEST)

Saturday 4 September
4.00pm | Castleford - Salford
6.15pm | St Helens - Dragons
8.30pm | Leeds – Hull FC

Sunday 5 September
2.00pm | Huddersfield - Wakefield
4.15pm | Wigan - Warrington
6.30pm | Leigh – Hull KR