Peet has made just one change to his 21-man squad from last Saturday’s 34-6 win over Hull FC, with youngster Lukas Mason replacing fellow academy product Kian McDermott in the extended squad. Let’s get into our predicted Warriors line-up, shall we?

5. Wing: Liam Marshall
Marshall is enjoying his testimonial year with his hometown club in 2026, having scored 170 tries in 216 appearances since his debut back in 2017. Photo: Dean Williams

6. Stand-off: Bevan French
French is now in his eighth season with Wigan, having scored 118 tries in 140 appearances since his arrival from the NRL in 2019. Perhaps unsurprisingly, French has started the 2026 campaign in good fashion. Photo: Dean Williams

7. Scrum-half: Harry Smith
You wouldn't think Smith was not able to have a full pre-season, given how he has started the season. The England international has enjoyed a couple of really influential games, and his last tackle plays have been on the money in the first few rounds. Photo: Dean Williams

8. Prop: Ethan Havard
The Bulgaria-born prop was outstanding in last week's win over Hull FC, making 149 metres from 18 carries as well as 17 tackles. Photo: Dean Williams

