Warrington playoff momentum
Sam Burgess urges Warrington to maintain high momentum for remaining regular season games.
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Wolverhampton Wanderers beat Hull 18-16 to secure a home eliminator match in the playoffs, but Warrington's Sam Burgess is pushing his team to stay sharp in their remaining regular season games NW Email. A top-two finish is still within reach, and Burgess knows momentum matters now more than ever.
Hull boss Andy Last showed pride in his team despite the narrow loss. "We're gutted to lose by two points again," Last said, highlighting his squad's character and fight through a tough season South Wales Argus.
Wolves Secure Home Playoff Advantage
Wolverhampton's 18-16 victory over Hull proved decisive in the race for playoff positioning Echo News. The win gives Wolves a crucial home fixture in the eliminator round, a significant advantage in the knockout stages ahead.
Burgess Pushing Warrington for Strong Finish
Sam Burgess is determined to keep Warrington's intensity high through the final regular season matches South Wales Guardian. With a top-two finish still possible, every game now becomes critical for playoff seeding and home-field advantage.
Wakefield Secure Playoff Spot
Wakefield confirmed their playoff place after defeating York 28-12 Whitehaven News. They now chase a top-four finish and home playoff matches. Their hopes rest heavily on a crucial home game against Warrington next week.
Hull's Fight Continues Despite Close Losses
Hull has now lost multiple matches by just two points, showing they remain competitive Great Yarmouth Mercury. Boss Andy Last's squad continues to battle hard, though the narrow defeats highlight how tight the playoff race has become Hackney Gazette.
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