After last weekends stunning Tetley’s Challenge Cup victory over the Bradford Bulls the Broncos were brought crashing back to earth by a rampant Wigan Warriors as round fifteen of Superleague, the eve of the Magic Weekend, once again sprung a few surprises.

Castleford, under the new leadership of Daryl Powell, had a tough looking trip to the South of France; Warrington played host to a resurgent Hull FC at the Halliwell-Jones; and the Saints managed to halt a six game losing streak with a fight back win at the home of the Champions.

It was another exciting Superleague weekend and we round up all the details here.

The half-way round of Superleague XVIII proved as unpredictable as the British weather as Saints, Catalans and Hull KR found to their cost.

While the fight for top spot continues with gusto, the tussle to avoid the 2013 wooden spoon is also hotting up.

It was points a plenty as we saw sixty-six tries across our seven Superleague matches over a very busy weekend.

We take a look back at the action....

What had started the weekend looking like a mundane round of Superleague matches, again turned out to be anything but, as Superleague XVIII continued to be the season that just keeps on giving.

There were two big shocks over the weekend, and plenty of other raised eyebrows. The big surprises were; a win for Tony Rea and his Broncos side against an under strength Saints side; and the totally out-of-character sending off of Huddersfield Giants half-back Luke Robinson.

We bring you the pick of the weekends action.

Leeds boss, Brian McDermott and Saints assistant, Jamal Lolesi have been reprimanded by the RFL for comments relating to abuse of a match official.

Both have been fined £500, of which £250 will be suspended until the end of 2014, for breaking the sport's Respect policy.

With one notable exception, all of the round twelve matches were won based on league position entering the round.

Wigan Maintained their top spot with a convincing first half display at the Bradford Bulls and the chasing pack of Huddersfield Giants, Warrington Wolves and Leeds Rhinos all picked up two points to maintain their challenge.

We take a look back at the weekends action.

Ian Henderson scored four seconds from time as Catalan resisted a late St Helens comeback to record back to back victories at Langtree Park.

Louis McCarthy-Scarsbrook came close to scoring a minute from time but in a bitter twist of fate, it was Ian Henderson who had the last say.

The death of ex-Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher changed plans to broadcast the prestigious fourth round draw for the Tetley’s Challenge Cup live on national radio, as BBC Radio 5live opted to continue its’ coverage of the deceased past premier.

The draw was instead carried live across some local BBC radio stations.

This was the most highly anticipated draw of the season, where the Superleague sides join the competition for the first time, and as usual it threw up a couple of all Superleague ties. The draw was held at the Halliwell-Jones Stadium, home of the Cup holders, in front of representatives from all clubs still in the competition.

It was yet another weekend of Superleague XVIII surprises as three teams upset loftier opposition and snatched the all-important two points.

Hull KR shocked the pundits by overcoming a St. Helens side who must be alarming coach Brown with their inconsistency. Hull FC put Catalans Dragons to the sword with a big win at the KC Stadium, and the Leeds Rhinos repeated their Grand Final success with a victory over the Warrington Wolves.

We look back at the weekend’s action.

Hull KR put their record thrashing at the hands of Wigan behind them with a 22-14 win over St Helens at MS3 Craven Park.

The Robins took a 10-0 lead with tries from David and Josh Hodgson, but a brace from Mark Percival before half time levelled the scores.

Cory Paterson put Rovers ahead in the second half before Adam Swift scored a length of the field try to bring themselves within two points. But Alex Brown scored in the corner with 10 minutes to go and Craig Hall’s penalty secured the result for the Robins.