Super League on TV: More coverage confirmed by Channel 4 and Sky Sports
Adam Hills will present Channel 4's coverage this year
Super League has confirmed the next fixtures selected for broadcast by Sky Sports and Channel 4.
Super League Round 12 will feature three live games on Sky Sports with Huddersfield hosting Wigan Warriors (12 May, 8pm), St Helens versus Hull FC (13 May, 8pm) and Catalans against Warrington (14 May, 5pm).
Channel 4 have selected the Round 13 fixture of Hull KR playing Catalans Dragons (21 May, 12:30pm) as their next free-to-air broadcast.
Sky Sports will bring fans live action in Round 13 from Warrington Wolves v St Helens (19 May, 8pm) and Salford Red Devils v Castleford Tigers (20 May, 8pm).
Channel 4 coverage
Channel 4 has broadcast two games from the Super League 2022 campaign so far.
They opened their new coverage at Headingley Stadium for Leeds’ home clash with Warrington. In round two, presenter Adam Hills travelled to Hull for their clash with St Helens.
The Channel 4 team travel to travel to Warrington on Saturday, March 19, for their clash with Wakefield at the Halliwell Jones Stadium. The fixture will kick-off at 12:30pm.
Challenge Cup on TV
Five of the eight Betfred Challenge Cup ties in the sixth round will be televised.
The West Yorkshire derby between Leeds and Castleford will be shown live on the BBC on Saturday, March 26 (4:30pm).
On Sunday, March 27, the BBC cameras will be in Barrow. The championship club will host Super League side Huddersfield (4:30pm). The Giants haven’t reached the final since their 2009 defeat by Warrington.
Premier Sports will show the all-Super League ties between Wigan and Salford on Friday, March 25 (7:35pm) as well as Warrington’s fixture against Wakefield on Sunday, March 27 (2pm).
The Sportsman will stream cup holders’ Saints visit to Championship side Whitehaven on Saturday, March 26 at 2pm.
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