Hull KR (+8) v St Helens

St Helens did well to run Wakefield down last week but travel to New Craven Park without Matt Gidley who's their best centre, their most potent attacking weapon in the outside backs.

It will be interesting to see what they do and there has to be a case for moving James Roby or Scott Moore to half-back and playing Leon Pryce in the centres.

However they could lack a little in attack on Sunday and Hull KR, off the back of a win at Castleford, can prove hard to beat. I like them with the start.

Warrington v Crusaders (+16)

Warrington did well to win at Huddersfield last week as I knew their previous game against Wigan would have taken a lot out of the side.

They will be fresher on Sunday and can win and cover against an improving Crusaders side. They are a credit to their coaching team at the moment, they are punching above their weight, but this looks a home banker.

Michael Witt is the key for the visitors but Warrington will be too strong.