Wigan Warriors will aim to maintain their advantage at the top of the Super League table when they take on Leeds Rhinos at Headingley on Saturday afternoon.
The Cherry and Whites have a two-point cushion at the top of the table, but that could be wiped out by Hull Kingston Rovers should they beat Castleford Tigers on Friday evening.
Wigan returned to the summit thanks to their midweek 28-6 win over Leigh Leopards and, while they may show signs of fatigue, they have looked a level above Leeds all season.
Wigan Warriors -5.5 - 4/5
Leeds and Wigan will meet for the first time since September 2023, with that game having proved to be a walk in the park for the reigning Super League champions.
Wigan ran out 50-0 winners on that day at Headingley and they have won the last two meetings between the two clubs.
Since that meeting Leeds have failed to progress, sacked Rohan Smith and hired Brad Arthur on a short-term contract, aiming to sneak into the play-offs under the Australian.
On the other hand, Wigan have won the League Leaders' Shield, Grand Final, Challenge Cup and World Club Challenge.
Wigan have managed to overcome a mini-injury crisis, which caused them to lose two games in a row at the end of July.
Matty Peet's side have since beaten Huddersfield Giants and Leigh Leopards and they should have too much class for Leeds, who are still struggling to string performances together.
Over 36.5 points - 10/11
When Arthur arrived at Leeds he promised that his team would be competitive and give their all, with some fans questioning the displays under Smith.
There have been a slight improvement in performances, but the Rhinos have still lost three of their last four.
In Leeds' defence, they have lost to Warrington Wolves, Hull KR and Salford Red Devils, three of the best teams in the competition.
Leeds have scored at least two tries in each of their last six and they should be able to capitalise on Wigan's recent schedule.
The visitors should get the job done within 80 minutes, but they may tire towards the end after playing on Tuesday.
Peet has stuck with the same 21-man squad, so Leeds may be able to make the scoreline a tad more respectable and it is worth backing the overs as a result.
Jai Field to score anytime - 13/8
While Peet has stuck with the same 21-man squad, he handed full-back Jai Field a rest in midweek.
The Australian full-back has had his fair share of injuries to deal with this season, only scoring two tries as a result.
However, when Field is at his best he can win any match on his own and, after a break, he should be firing on all cylinders.
Leeds should struggle through the middle as they are without Mikolaj Oledzki and Cameron Smith, so Wigan's forwards should be able to assert their dominance and tire the home pack.
If the hosts start to struggle after a tough battle through the middle, expect Field to pick his moments as he steps into the line from full-back.
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Leeds Rhinos - 13/8
Wigan Warriors - 1/2
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