Warrington Wolves\u2019 home clash against Castleford Tigers on Saturday afternoon will now be shown live on BBC Two rather than Hull KR\u2019s trip to Catalans Dragons.<\/p>\n
Both Warrington v Castleford (3pm) and Catalans<\/a> v KR (5.30pm UK time) take place this coming Saturday, March 21.<\/p>\n Ahead of the 2026 campaign, the Robins\u2019 trip to Perpignan was announced among the BBC\u2019s first handful of Super League<\/a> broadcast picks.<\/p>\n But due to the scheduling of the World Indoor Championships taking place in Poland, the Round 5 clash between KR and the Dragons can no longer be shown by the free-to-air broadcaster.<\/p>\n Instead, Warrington<\/a> will now take on the Tigers at the Halliwell Jones Stadium live on BBC Two, with coverage set to begin 15 minutes prior to kick off at 2.45pm and run until 5.15pm, when the World Indoor Championships then come on to the screen.<\/p>\n Notably, KR\u2019s trip to the Stade Gilbert Brutus will instead be solely broadcast live on the Sky Sports+ Red Button.<\/p>\n Want more Love Rugby League? Add us as a preferred source on Google<\/a> and ensure you never miss our exclusives and breaking news!<\/p>\n BBC and Sky Sports change Super League broadcast picks for Round 5<\/p>\n That isn\u2019t the only alteration to this weekend\u2019s broadcasting schedule, with Sky Sports having opted to shuffle things around a bit.<\/p>\n Usually, Super League\u2019s main broadcaster show all seven games live, with two each week chosen for \u2018exclusive\u2019 coverage and given the full works including pundits.<\/p>\n We tend to see these games across Thursday and Friday nights. But while Wigan Warriors host York Knights this Thursday night, March 19, this has not been chosen as \u2018exclusive\u2019 so won\u2019t be on a main Sky channel and will instead just be behind the Red Button.<\/p>\n This week, there will be just one \u2018exclusive\u2019 Super League game shown on Sky\u2019s main channels in the shape of Leigh Leopards\u2019 trip to Wakefield Trinity on Friday night (8pm KO).<\/p>\n That\u2019s because next week, in Round 6, Sky will have three \u2018exclusive\u2019 games on their main channels to make up for it.<\/p>\n Those three main games next week span Thursday night, Friday night and Sunday evening.<\/p>\n On Thursday (March 26), Castleford\u2019s home game against Bradford Bulls (8pm KO) will be screened on the Sky Sports+ channel.<\/p>\n