With something like nine games to go, it seems unlikely that we will make up the six points on Widnes, to take us clear of getting involved in the "SUPER 8'S"


Looking at the top of League one where the top four of. North Wales, Swinton, Workington and Midland Hurricanes are the likely participants.
Ourselves with Sheffield, Batley and Hunslet seemed destined for involvement from the Championship. Do we have anything to fear from our likely involvement? 


I am confident that we are good enough to get a good outcome, if all stay fit.  In truth I did think that we should have been well clear of the bottom four, but we are where we are.

We should be able to finish at least 4th in that league?


Is it home and away?  Where the hell is all this info?  I still want to know what the middle of the league are doing for this period too. 

It's the top three that stay in the Championship. The bottom five go to League One. This is to reduce the Championship to 12.

Each of the eight teams involved will play the four teams from the other competition – two at home, two away – over four weekends from September 21 to October 12, with the top two in the final table securing places in the 2026 Betfred Championship, and the bottom four confirmed to play in Betfred League One.


The teams finishing third and fourth in the Super Eight table will play off for the 12th and last place in the 2026 Betfred Championship at the home ground of the third placed team on the weekend of October 19.