Warrington Wolves, Castleford Tigers Prepare Key Wembley Clash Amid Injury Challenges

Warrington Wolves face Castleford Tigers in a crucial Super League match as both teams seek to improve their standings, with the Wolves aiming to break a winless streak in May ahead of their Challenge Cup final. Warrington coach Sam Burgess must balance the need for victory with resting players for Wembley, complicated by injuries to key players including Oli Leyland and Matty Ashton. Castleford, under coach Danny McGuire, are without several forwards due to injuries and concussion protocols, with Muizz Mustapha suffering a cheekbone fracture and Tom Amone out following a failed head injury assessment. McGuire encourages his team to challenge Warrington aggressively despite acknowledging the Wolves' strong squad and coaching. Squad announcements reveal some returning players for Warrington such as Paul Vaughan and Toby King, while Castleford make changes including the addition of George Hill and George Griffin. The match, rescheduled to ensure equal rest before the Challenge Cup final, presents a significant test for both sides amid their injury concerns and competitive pressures.