Wigan (from): Burgess, Davies, Farrell, Field, Forsyth, Gregson, Isa, Marshall, McIlorum, Navarrete, Nuuausala, O'Loughlin, Sutton, Tautai, Tierney, J Tomkins, Wells, Williams, Woods.

Warrington (from): Atkins, Brown, Clark, Cooper, Crosby, Dwyer, Gidley, Hill, Hughes, Jullien, G King, Lineham, Patton, Philbin, Ratchford, Russell, Savelio, Westerman, Westwood.

Wigan captain Sean O'Loughlin returns along with England half-back George Williams who was a late withdrawal in the win over Swinton with a migraine.

Young half-back Josh Woods comes back in with Oliver Partington and Josh Ganson dropping out.

Daryl Clark and Joe Westerman return for Warrington after their Challenge Cup win over Widnes in a repeat of the 2016 Grand Final.

Tony Smith's side have won six of their last seven games in all competitions.

Hull FC (from): Shaul, Tuimavave, Griffin, Talanoa, Kelly, Sneyd, Taylor, Houghton, Watts, Minichello, Green, Thompson, Washbrook, Michaels, Manu, Bowden, Turgut, Downs, Fash.

St Helens (from): Amor, Douglas, Fages, Grace, Knowles, Lee, Makinson, McCarthy-Scarsbrook, Morgan, Percival, Peyroux, Richards, Roby, Smith, Swift, Taia, Thompson, Walmsley, Wilkin.

Fetuli Talanoa, Sika Manu and Carlos Tuimavave are all vying for a return to the Hull FC side for Magic Weekend.

Josh Griffin returns despite limping out against Catalans, but Mahe Fonua, Jake Connor and Gareth Ellis are missing.

Tommy Makinson is set to make his 150th appearance for St Helens. The 25-year-old has scored 574 points since making his debut against Salford in 2011.

It is an unchanged squad which Justin Holbrook oversees for the first time.

The ex-Sydney Roosters assistant and Junior Kangaroos boss replaced Keiron Cunningham in the role earlier this month, with interim bosses Sean Long, Jamahl Lolesi and Derek Traynor filling in.

Widnes (from): Buchanan, Burke, Cahill, Chamberlain, J Chapelhow, Chase, Dudson, Gerrard, Hanbury, Heremaia, Houston, Ince, Johnson, Johnstone, Manuokafoa, O'Carroll, Runciman, White, Wilde.

Wakefield (from): Arona, Arundel, Ashurst, Batchelor, Caton-Brown, England, Fifita, Finn, Grix, Hirst, Huby, Jones-Bishop, Kirmond, Lyne, Miller, Sio, Tupou, Williams, Wood.

Playmaker Rangi Chase is set to make his Widnes Vikings debut following his loan signing from Castleford Tigers.

Warrington loanees Jack Johnson and Sam Wilde come in, as do Ed Chamberlain, Alex Gerrard, Chris Houston, Ryan Ince and influential hooker Lloyd White.

Wakefield prop Craig Huby, winger Ben Jones-Bishop and captain Danny Kirmond return after they were rested for the Challenge Cup win against Dewsbury.

Anthony Walker, Ashley Gibson and Jordan Crowther all make way.

It's Magic Weekend in Super League and we'll have live commentary on all six of the matches in Newcastle on this website.

In the meantime though, meet 82-year-old Jimmy. He plays Masters Rugby League, external - a combination of touch and contact rugby - which enables players of all ages to train and play matches together all thanks to a clever code relating to their shorts....

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