This week for the Tigers

This week is another busy period for the Tigers with four teams running out in matches across the coming days. All the information about the fixtures are below!

Castleford’s First Team return home after a disappointing night at the Leigh Sports Village where the Leopards ran away with the contest in the second half last Friday night.

The Dragons are coming off an impressive victory against reigning champions St Helens at the Stade Gilbert Brutus where tries from Mourgue, Ikuvalu, and a double from Davies helped them to a 24-12 success.

Friday will mark the second time the pair have met this campaign with the Fords pushing the Dragons all the way, falling just short at the start of April. A stunning Jack Broadbent try was the Tigers' highlight that day and a golden point-winning drop goal from Danny Richardson provided one of the moments of the season against Catalans at The Jungle last year.

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The Tigers Reserves will be looking to respond when they head to Horsfall Stadium on Saturday after a narrow loss in their previous fixture.

Scott Murrell’s men pushed unbeaten St Helens until the bitter end last time out away from home with Ryan Joseph scoring twice, as well as Oliver Burton, and Bailey Dawson scoring late but they were edged out by 28 points to 22.

Cas will take many positives from that day and will have their sights set on returning to winning ways with kick-off in Bradford pencilled in for 12pm.

The Tigresses will take part in this year's Women's Rugby League Nines which will return to Victoria Park, Warrington this weekend after a thrilling inaugural tournament in 2022!

Castleford will take on Wigan Warriors, Leigh Leopards, and London Broncos over the day with the action getting underway from 10:30am.

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Our PDRL stars return to action this week after winning both of their fixtures at last month’s festival hosted by Leeds Rhinos.

Impressive victories over both Hull sides see them head into Sunday’s matches full of confidence as the sport continues to go from strength to strength.

The Tigers take on Warrington for a 11am kick-off before taking on rivals Wakefield at 12pm at Tong Leadership Academy in Bradford.