Castleford Tigers v Leigh Leopards: How to watch, TV channel, kick-off time, head-to-head stats and team news

Leigh Leopards will look to continue their red-hot form and push for the Super League play-offs when they visit Castleford Tigers on Friday evening.

Adrian Lam's team recorded a fourth consecutive victory with a 16-12 triumph over Warrington Wolves last week and head into this weekend in sixth, a point behind St Helens and Salford.

Castleford ended a barren run of five games without a win and made sure of a top 10 finish as they overcame struggling Hull FC 39-20.

How to watch Castleford Tigers v Leigh Leopards and TV channel

Castleford Tigers v Leigh Leopards will be available to watch on Sky Sports+ for UK viewers as well as being streamed live as part of bet365's Live Streaming Service.

Castleford Tigers v Leigh Leopards kick-off time, date and venue

Castleford Tigers v Leigh Leopards will kick-off at 20:00 BST on Friday 6th September at Wheldon Road in Castleford, West Yorkshire.

Castleford Tigers v Leigh Leopards stats and head-to-head record (H2H)

Leigh were victorious in this fixture at The Jungle in August, winning 20-10 to level the head-to-head series in the Super League.

Castleford were initially the dominant force in this meeting following their first Super League encounter in 2017, but they have failed to beat the Leopards since 2021.

Leigh come into the match on a four-game winning streak, which includes last week's triumph over Warrington.

Castleford Tigers v Leigh Leopards head-to-head record (H2H)

Castleford Tigers wins	3
Draws	1
Leigh Leopards wins	3

*H2H stats refer to Super League.

Castleford Tigers v Leigh Leopards team news

Castleford Tigers team news

Castleford have been forced to make three changes from their 21-man squad with Will Tate suffering an ankle injury, while Liam Horne and Sylvester Namo are suspended.

Jacob Miller, Nixon Putt and Fletcher Rooney have been called in to replace the trio.

Leigh Leopards team news

Leigh boss Adrian Lam has every member of the Leopards’ squad available, with skipper John Asiata returning from a one-match ban.