Locky Campbell talks you through the latest from the world of rugby league!

We start with the second test between England and Samoa (1.27) as Herbie Farnworth made a name for himself. It's then on to a memorable clash between Tonga and New Zealand (10.30) and then Super League stars take the plaudits as PNG face the Cook Islands (13.35).

Then its a quick round-up of rugby league news with IMG set to scrap the midseason internationals between England and France (17.15) and there's some IMG rumblings on the potential expansion of Super League in the future (20.45) whilst South Africa have thrown themselves into the mix to host the 2030 Rugby League World Cup (22.29).

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Locky Campbell and Eliot McGuire begin our Super League season review with the bottom six teams from the 2025 season.

Before we get into it, we talk through Game 1 of the England v Samoa series (2.02) and then chat through New Zealand v Australia in the Pacific Championships (10.04). There's also time for a quick chat through the news that 2025's Ashes series between England and Australia will take place on British shores (16.33).

Timestamps for the Season Review - London Broncos (25.30), Hull FC (32.29), Castleford Tigers (40.50), Huddersfield Giants (45.44), Leeds Rhinos (53.44) and Catalans Dragons (57.52).

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Locky Campbell and Eliot McGuire reunite after a short break to talk through one of the most anticipated new days in the sport's calendar - the release of the IMG Gradings.

The duo give their analysis on the grades and what it means for Super League in the coming years (1.45) before talking through the winners and losers from yesterday's announcement (18.33). We then catch up on the big offseason news with all change occuring at Castleford after a takeover as Craig Lingard is out the door (37.16) meanwhile over at Salford the future is set with Kurt Haggerty incoming in 2026 (42.40). The boys then preview the two-match England and Samoa series (48.10) and then it's on to the Hot Recap teams of the season! (56.40)

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It's time for the Super League Grand Final!

Locky Campbell and Eliot McGuire review the big game as Hull Kingston Rovers take on Wigan Warriors at Old Trafford.

The duo talk up the Warriors, the majesty of Bevan French, where Matt Peet stands amongst Super League coaches, what the future looks like for both teams and the news that the World Club Challenge will currently not take place in 2025.

We are now on a short break but will be back later on this month to begin our offseason coverage. We'll be back in your feeds soon!

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It's the best weekend of rugby league all year!

Locky Campbell and Eliot McGuire recap the NRL Grand Final and the two Super League Semi-Finals.

We start off with Melbourne Storm vs the Penrith Panthers as the latter were trying to make it four consecutive Premiership titles in a row (1.41).

Then its off to Craven Park as a raucous crowd turned up for Hull KR's contest with the Warrington Wolves (14.58) before we head to the Brick Community Stadium as Wigan Warriors and Leigh Leopards draw the biggest Super League crowd in 20 years (26.02).

The boys then finish with a short preview of the 2024 Super League Grand Final! (38.08).

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Locky Campbell and Eliot McGuire recap one of the biggest weekends of rugby league action as the Super League Playoffs kick off and the NRL Finals comes down to the penultimate week.

We start at Salford (1.40) as they welcome Leigh to a historic crowd before we head to Warrington (14.03) for their titanic tussle with St Helens.

We then preview this weekend's mouthwatering Super League Semi-Finals (21.29) before a quick recap of the Championship and League One playoff action (32.06).

It's then time to head down under for Melbourne Storm v the Sydney Roosters (34.15) and then Penrith Panthers vs Cronulla Sharks (40.49).

The boys then discuss this Sunday's NRL Grand Final (47.00) before wrapping up by touching on the Brisbane Broncos sacking Kevin Walters (52.25).

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Your regular weekly recap of all things rugby league drops a little early this week as Locky Campbell and Eliot McGuire break down the final round of Super League's 2024 season and the second week of the NRL Finals.

The duo start with Leigh and St Helen's decider for a playoff position (1.34) before heading to Wigan and Salford where the Warriors eyed another League Leaders' Shield (8.43). It was then over to Craven Park for Hull KR v Leeds (14.50) and then back to Warrington for the London Broncos' probable final Super League game (20.47). There's then a dash through Hull FC v Catalans (26.38) and then Huddersfield v Castleford (34.21).

It's then time to head down under as Cronulla Sharks take on the North Queensland Cowboys (45.17) and then the Sydney Roosters face the Manly Sea Eagles (50.31) in battles to reach the preliminary finals.

The boys finish with their predictions for next weekend's action (55.40)

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It's time for the business end of the season.

Locky Campbell and Eliot McGuire return to talk you through the penultimate round of Super League's 2024 season and the first round of the NRL Finals.

The duo start in Hull as Salford win in style to book their place in the playoffs (1.59) before heading to the much-anticipated clash between Leigh and Hull KR (12.55). It's then on to Wigan and Leeds (21.21) and then Catalans entertaining the London Broncos (29.25) before we close the round with St Helens and Castleford (38.11) and Huddersfield versus Warrington (46.13).

There's a quick recap of the League One playoffs and Championship (54.44) before we head down under to recap the NRL Finals (56.35) as Manly ended Canterbury's dream season, Melbourne and Penrith looked ominous and the Cowboys were tested by Newcastle.

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