Six To Go - Rugby League Podcast

It's D-Day for Toronto Wolfpack (again!) ... Paul Bennett and John Davidson discuss the Canadian club's likely banishment from Super League. Meanwhile, Wigan go top with a classic derby win but how exactly will the title be decided? There's more good news for the Warriors as one of their top stars re-commits, plus there's a look ahead to game one of this year's State of Origin series...

Melbourne Storm are the champions of the NRL for 2020! Paul Bennett and John Davidson chew over the major talking points from the big title decider Down Under - including Phil Gould's tinted specs, 'moral' obstruction calls and Bellamy blowing off. Meanwhile, the boys look back at another action-packed weekend of Super League as Wakefield Trinity boss Chris Chester manages to re-find the Belle Vue dressing room...

Leeds are the 2020 Coral Challenge Cup winners! Paul Bennett and John Davidson relive the Rhinos' 17-16 win over Salford Red Devils at Wembley. Plus there's a look back at the NRL semis as Penrith and Melbourne book their places at 'the big dance'. Will the Panthers end their 17-year drought or is Cameron Smith set to go out on top?

Just four remain in the battle for supremacy Down Under! Paul Bennett is joined by John Davidson to review the latest round of action in the NRL finals series as the premiers Sydney Roosters surrender their crown and Parramatta's once promising season comes to an end. The boys also look back at another important weekend in Super League as Warrington fall out of the four and cup finalists Leeds and Salford warm-up for Wembley with wins...

It's time to party like it's 1969 as Salford Red Devils prepare to return to Wembley for the first time in 51 years. Paul Bennett and John Davidson pore over crucial performances by veteran halves Kevin Brown and Luke Gale as Leeds also secure their spot in the Challenge Cup showpiece. Meanwhile, the boys also discuss the start of the NRL finals series and the shocking revelations about one of England's own...

As 'Armageddon' looms, 'Look Who's Talking' about Super League's decision to defer its big call over the future of Toronto Wolfpack.... yes Paul Bennett and John Davidson are back to reflect on another big week in the rugby league world. Is the North American dream about to 'Die Hard' or will the 'Pack be back with a vengeance? It's Bruce Willis puns galore as the boys strip down to their vests and try to use their Sixth Sense to predict the future. Plus... Yippee ki yay! It's play-off time in the NRL. Catch up with all the latest action from Down Under.

Paul Bennett and John Davidson recap the Challenge Cup quarter-finals and wonder who might lift the cup at Wembley. The boys also discuss the coaching jobs at Hull, Huddersfield and Wakefield – and salute Penrith Panthers after they clinch their first minor premiership in 17 years...

After a weekend of smashing and grabbing, Paul Bennett and John Davidson talk crammed schedules and crushed testicles... what on earth is going on with all these squirrel grips?!? Hull progress in the cup but will they be too knackered for Wigan in the next round? The boys ponder that and review a weekend of close finishes in Super League as well looking back at the latest action Down Under...

Champions St Helens are back on top of the Betfred Super League - but are Saints in danger of losing one of their brightest stars? Paul Bennett and John Davidson consider this and much more after another action-packed weekend of Super League. The boys raise a glass to the Rovers' return to the winners' circle as well as assessing wins for Warrington and Castleford ... plus there's reaction to Sonny Bill Williams's highly-anticipated NRL return.

Paul Bennett and John Davidson discuss a Blake Austin-inspired win for Warrington and round up all the Super League action as Andy Last enjoys his first win as Hull FC boss, Wigan 'crush' Cas (sort of) and Leeds give Salford a 'paddlin'. Saints defeat Hull KR, but are the Robins making progress under Tony Smith? The boys also chat about the latest developments in the NRL as Brisbane Broncos weigh up who should be their next head coach.