You Can Bet On The Challenge Cup Final To Be Hard Fought
Posted: August 24, 2016
Updated: October 6, 2017
After a long hard road the teams have finally whittled themselves down to the final two and we get to find out who’ll be the winner of Rugby Leagues most prestigious trophy this weekend, but if you’re going to bet on the Challenge Cup final which of these two power-house teams should you be backing?
The Challenge Cup has a long and illustrious history dating back to 1896 and has been held each year save those of First World War and some of the Second World War. The brevity of those breaks, particularly when it was begun again in 1941 despite the on-going conflict speak as to the popularity of the event and you can bet on the Challenge Cup final of 2016 being a worthy successor to the games that have graced the competition down the years. But which side is going to take the trophy home?
If you’re going to take advantage of the extremely liberal Bet365 and put your money where your instincts lie.
Hull Or Warrington? The Choice Is Yours.
Hull’s coach, Lee Radford, has itted to finding choosing a side for Wembley rather difficult for someone who during his playing career was on the other side of the fence. “It’s one of the most difficult conversations I’ve ever had to have with a player. I tried to be as straight and honest with them as I could be here.” Continuing of those left out of the side, “I told them individually and tried to give them my reasons.” You can bet on the Challenge Cup final being one of the matches no one wanted to miss out on.
Tony Smith over at Warrington has much the same problem with a whole host of talent and only so many slots on the field and with a slight down still remaining over Joe Westerman because of his ankle injury from the game against Castleford, he’s itted “I’ve had some sleepless nights.” Perhaps because George King nearly missed out after his dangerous tackling charge, but he copped a plea and plays, and perhaps that means if you’re going to bet on sports in the UK this weekend a bet on the Challenge Cup final will be the wager for you.
Bet On The Challenge Cup Final At Bet365
Interestingly the referee the RFL announced will be a part-timer who works at the Sellafield nuclear reprocessing plant (formerly known as Windscale) and Mr. Gareth Hewer has said that “To be picked is an absolute honor.” Although with it likely to be a very emotionally charged game, you can always bet on the Challenge Cup final to be hard fought, he could soon wish he was back in Cumbria specially with last year’s ref, Ben Thaler, looking on as the video referee this time round. No pressure, Gary.
As far as the odds go UK gambling news on Monday will be of a draw (causing a replay elsewhere) might seem an attractive, if optimistic, bet on the Challenge Cup final.
