Tough start to season for Tigers

Castleford Tigers head coach Ian Millward.

Published on 20/11/2012 11:11

CASTLEFORD Tigers have a difficult start to next season’s Super League campaign.

They play last season’s Grand Finalists Warrington and Leeds in their first two games

Coach Ian Millward’s men open the season with a trip to Halliwell Jones Stadium to face Warrington on Sunday, February 3.

Castleford’s first home game is against champions Leeds the following Sunday.

Castleford’s 2013 Super League fixtures are:

Round 1

Sunday February 3

Warrington Wolves v Castleford Tigers (3pm)

Round 2

Sunday February 10

Castleford Tigers v Leeds Rhinos (3.30pm)

Round 3

Saturday February 16

Bradford Bulls v Castleford Tigers (5.45pm SKY)

Round 4

Sunday February 24

Castleford Tigers v Catalan Dragons (3.30pm)

Round 5

Sunday March 3

Castleford Tigers v Wigan Warriors (3.30pm)

Round 6

Friday March 8

Hull FC v Castleford Tigers (8pm)

Round 7

Sunday March 17

Castleford Tigers v London Broncos (3.30pm)

Round 8

Friday March 22

Hull KR v Castleford Tigers (8pm SKY)

Round 9

Friday March 29

Castleford Tigers v Wakefield Trinity Wildcats (8pm)

Round 10

Monday April 1

St. Helens v Castleford Tigers (3:00pm)

Round 11

Friday April 5

Castleford Tigers v Huddersfield Giants (8pm SKY)

Round 12

Saturday April 13

Castleford Tigers v Widnes Vikings (5.45pm SKY)

Round 13

Saturday April 27

Salford City Reds v Castleford Tigers (5.45pm SKY)

Round 14

Sunday May 5

Castleford Tigers v Hull KR (3.30pm)

Round 15

Saturday May 18

Catalan Dragons v Castleford Tigers (6pm)

Round 16 (Magic Weekend)

Saturday May 25

Castleford Tigers v Wakefield Trinity Wildcats (2.15pm)

Round 17

Saturday June 1

London Broncos v Castleford Tigers (3:00pm)

Round 18

Friday June 7

Leeds Rhinos v Castleford Tigers (8pm)

Round 19

Sunday June 23

Castleford Tigers v Hull FC (3.30pm)

Round 20

Friday June 28

Wigan Warriors v Castleford Tigers (8pm)

Round 21

Sunday July 7

Castleford Tigers v St. Helens (3.30pm)

Round 22

Sunday July 21

Huddersfield Giants v Castleford Tigers (3pm)

Round 23

Sunday August 4

Castleford Tigers v Warrington Wolves (3.30pm)

Round 24

Sunday August 11

Widnes Vikings v Castleford Tigers (3pm)

Round 25

Sunday August 18

Castleford Tigers v Bradford Bulls (3.30pm)

Round 26

Sunday September 1

Castleford Tigers v Salford City Reds (3.30pm)

Round 27

Sunday September 8

Wakefield Trinity Wildcats v Castleford Tigers (3.30pm)

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