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The Tigers continued their tremendous away form and in doing so, leap-frogged neighbours Wakefield to go 6th in the Superleague table and extended the winning run to 4 matches, after a 20-12 win at The Hearwell Stadium (Belle Vue). Returning to the scene of one of the Tigers darkest days, when relegated in 2006, they avenged the Good Friday defeat with Joe Westerman, who stood on the terraces in 2006, the hero with a 100% kicking display with 2 conversions and crucially 4 penalty goals to seal the win. | | Read more... [Wakefield Away] |
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The Tigers made it 3 wins in row after a hard fought win in difficult conditions at The Willows coming out 18-12 in front against Salford City Reds. Terry Matterson kept faith with the 17 that magnificently beat Hull whilst Salford Selected Stefan Ratchford in the centre with Jeremy Smith and Richard Myler taking the half back spots. | | Read more... [Salford Away] |
After completing a rare Superleague double last week at Bradford, the Tigers made it back to back doubles with an impressive victory over Hull at The Jungle. The final score of 40-18 even flattered the visitors as Cas romped in 7 tries, with a brace to the impressive Rangi Chase and hard working winger Michael Wainwright, yet had a further 5 scores chlaked off by failing to ground the ball cleanly including 3 for Richard Owen, who again impressed at fullback. | | Read more... [Hull Home] |
| Former tennis commentator Dan Maskell would have described this encounter between Bradford Bulls and Castleford Tigers as "Quite remarkable" and how appropriate especially as the game clashed with the Wimbledon Mens Singles Final. As appears to be the norm nowadays with Tigers games the game went right down to the wire and the outcome ultimately being decided with the last kick of the game, Paul Deacon's miss as he attempted to level the scores after Ben Jeffries last minute score had given the Bulls a chance to share the spoils. | | Read more... [Bradford Away] |
Another home game and another defeat by a couple of points. It seems to be the way of the season so far for the Tigers. Still without the injured James Evans, Ryan Hudson and Brent Sherwin, Terry Matterson continued with Dean Widders operating in the centre and the influential Rangi Chase starting at hooker whilst Sione Faumuina and Ryan McGoldrick taking up the half back roles. For the Dragons, ex-Tiger Oliver Elima started in the 2nd row whilst the half back roles were filled by Aussie Adam Mogg and French international Thomas Bosc. | | Read more... [Catalans Home] |
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