Wolves v Dragons: Teams

In-form Warrington have made only one change to their 19-man squad for the visit of Catalans Dragons on Sunday.

The engage Super League leaders have claimed six straight wins since their Millennium Magic defeat to Huddersfield on the opening day of the season.

They welcome back Mike Cooper for the clash at Halliwell Jones Stadium and the prop could make his first appearance since suffering a shoulder injury in February.

Ben Harrison, who has started the last four matches in the second row, drops out of the squad, which otherwise remains unchanged from the 24-6 win over reigning champions Wigan.

Despite being overwhelming favourites to make it seven wins from seven against the Dragons, head coach Tony Smith is taking nothing for granted.

Talent

"Catalans are a good team," the former England boss said.

"They have some big and talented players there and they've not been far off in a lot of their games this year, only one or two things have gone against them in areas that make the score line look lopsided.

"Generally they've been pretty close in the games I've watched so far and it will be a tough game for us this week."

Les Catalans will have to cope without winger Damien Blanch and second rower Jamal Fakir, who joins the likes of Vincent Duport, Cyrille Gossard and Lopini Paea on the injury list.

Long-term absentee Thomas Bosc will make return to reserve action this weekend, but is not yet ready to be included in the senior squad.

Australian full-back Clint Greenshields is set to make his 100th Super League appearance for the French club.

Warrington squad: Blythe, Bridge, Briers, Carvell, Clarke, Cooper, Evans, Grix, Higham, Hodgson, Mitchell, J. Monaghan, M. Monaghan, Morley, Myler, Riley, Solomona, Westwood, Wood

Catalans squad: Greenshields, Farrar, Sa, Stacul, Dureau, Ferriol, Henderson, Casty, Menzies, Raguin, Mounis, Baile, Millard, Vaccari, Simon, Martins, Baitieri, Pelissier, Pala