Each day our exclusive MATCH OF THE DAQ service previews the big match of the day – usually a televised game.

As well as the preview we also bring you the head to head records of the two teams as well as a recommended bet on BETDAQ for the match.


Huddersfield v Wakefield
Stobart Super League
K.O 15:00

HEAD-TO-HEAD

(Max last 10 only)
03 Nov 2012 Wakefield Wildcats 14 Huddersfield Rugby 32
12 Jun 2011 Wakefield Wildcats 13 Huddersfield Rugby 10
03 Apr 2011 Huddersfield Rugby 34 Wakefield Wildcats 10
01 Aug 2010 Huddersfield Rugby 58 Wakefield Wildcats 6
06 Mar 2010 Wakefield Wildcats 0 Huddersfield Rugby 52
05 Jul 2009 Huddersfield Rugby 30 Wakefield Wildcats 14
24 May 2009 Wakefield Wildcats 6 Huddersfield Rugby 54
15 Jun 2008 Wakefield Wildcats 28 Huddersfield Rugby 26
12 Apr 2008Huddersfield Rugby 16 Wakefield Wildcats 18
09 Sep 2007 Huddersfield Rugby 24 Wakefield Wildcats 22

PREVIEW

Today’s interesting rugby league game sees seventh placed Huddersfield play fellow struggling rivals Wakefield at the Galpharm Stadium, with the latter side desperate to improve their perilous position just three places from the bottom of the table. The Wildcats have won just two of their last six games which is hardly grounds for optimism but Huddersfield are becoming a notoriously hard team to predict of late.

The Giants have twice smashed 50 points past opponents in their last six league fixtures but have lost eight of their last ten games overall. Coach Nathan Brown was sacked after the club’s disappointing exit from the Challenge Cup, which followed their latest close home defeat to Salford. The Australian’s replacement, Paul Anderson, has called for discipline for his first game in charge.

Wildcats vice-captain Richard Mathers cannot wait for Sunday’s trip to Huddersfield and believes his team will be feeling refreshed having had a weekend off because of the cup semi-finals. Unfortunately though, the Super League’s top tackler Paul Aiton suffered a broken jaw in a mugging whilst taking a short holiday. The attack has ruled the Wakefield hooker out for up to eight weeks and his loss is a massive blow as Richard Agar’s team try and get their season back on track.

Neither of these teams appeal as a serious betting proposition but with Huddersfield having home advantage, a stronger recent head-to-head record and the hope that a fresh manager reinvigorates the club, take them to see off Wakefield.

RECOMMENDATION: (1-10 points)

Back Huddersfield to beat Wakefield at around 1.25 on BETDAQ: 6 points

Saturday: +4.70

JULY RETURN TO DATE: -8.94 points


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