Matt Peet has made three changes to his 21-man squad that will make the trip over to the south of France this weekend, with Noah Hodkinson, Nathan Lowe and Kian McDermott coming in for Jai Field, Dayon Sambou and Lukas Mason. Let’s get into our predicted Warriors line-up, shall we?
5. Wing: Liam Marshall
The England international is a stalwart of this Wigan team, with Marshall celebrating his testimonial year with his hometown club in 2026. A consistent performer for Peet's side. Photo: Dean Williams
6. Stand-off: Jack Farrimond
With us predicting that French will move to fullback in the absence of Field, that opens up a spot in the halves, and a perfect opportunity for young gun Farrimond to get more first-team experience under his belt. Farrimond is still only 20 years of age, but has already made 18 appearances for Peet's side since making his debut two years ago. Photo: Bernard Platt
7. Scrum-half: Harry Smith
Smith has been one of the standout players in Super League in the early rounds, with his last tackle plays guiding Wigan around the park almost perfectly. A classy halfback who didn't have a full pre-season due to a wrist injury - but you wouldn't think that was the case going off his performances over the first month of action. Photo: Bernard Platt
8. Prop: Ethan Havard
Havard has been outstanding for the Warriors in their strong start to the campaign. The England international regularly churns out big minutes, but more importantly, big performances. He boasts a huge frame but is mobile, and his game suits the new ruck interpretations to a tee. Photo: Bruce Rollinson/SWpix.com