Peet has made one change to his 21-man squad that beat Toulouse Olympique 36-16 in the south of France last weekend, with off-season recruit Dayon Sambou replacing the injured Bevan French, who faces around four months on the sidelines with a hamstring injury. Let’s get into our predicted Warriors line-up, shall we?
5. Wing: Liam Marshall
Marshall has been one of Wigan's most consistent performers for several years now and is one of the best set-starters in the competition with his carries out of the backfield. He is enjoying his testimonial year in 2026. Photo: Dean Williams
6. Stand-off: Jack Farrimond
Farrimond produced a man-of-the-match performance in last week's win over Toulouse, providing a hat-trick of assists in the 36-16 victory. The 20-year-old is a classy halfback who will benefit from getting a good run of games under his belt now in the absence of French. One player's misfortune is another's opportunity, as they say... Photo: Bernard Platt
7. Scrum-half: Harry Smith
Smith has started the season in tremendous form, with his last tackle plays playing a key role in Wigan's unbeaten start to 2026. He is already a leader within Peet's side, but that will be more important than ever in the weeks ahead in the absence of Field and French. Photo: Stewart Frodsham
8. Prop: Ethan Havard
The England international has started the season well, playing big minutes in the middle and delivering big performances. Havard is one of the premier props in the competition, so hopefully he can enjoy a relatively injury-free campaign. Photo: Bruce Rollinson/SWpix.com