Mark Percival: Last News

Wigan Warriors full-back Zak Hardaker has claimed maximum Man of Steel points for his performance in his comeback outing against Salford Red Devils.

Catalans Dragons cemented top spot in Super League with a hard-fought victory over Leeds Rhinos in round 14.

Adrian Lam has described Wigan Warriors’ efforts at St Helens as ‘courageous’ despite seeing his side lose 24-6 at the Totally Wicked Stadium.

St Helens head coach Kristian Woolf expects England centre Mark Percival to return to action in Sunday’s visit of sworn enemies Wigan Warriors.

Kristian Woolf revealed that Mark Percival's withdrawal was pre-meditated following the club's victory over Huddersfield.

The 2021 Super League season is only two rounds in, but already St Helens and Wigan Warriors are showing some ominous signs of their old selves.

St Helens boss Kristian Woolf allayed any fears over injuries to England centre Mark Percival and new forward Agnatius Paasi after they were forced off against Salford.

Salford Red Devils boss Richard Marshall took the positives from his side’s 29-6 defeat to defending champions St Helens – most notably the performance of debutant Elijah Taylor.

St Helens boss Kristian Woolf has backed Mark Percival to re-establish himself as one of the best centres in Super League this season – and cement an England World Cup spot.Percival missed Saints’ dramatic Grand Final victory over sworn enemies Wigan Warriors last year after a campaign wrecked by injury.A shoulder problem sustained early in the season was followed by a hamstring strain which sidelined him in September and ensured he played no part in the title decider against Wigan.Yet Woolf today spoke of his confidence that a fully-fit Percival – who underwent surgery on both of his injuries last year – is ready to rediscover his best form in a World Cup year.The Australian said: “Would I back Mark to re-establish himself as one of the