Hull KR and Wigan Warriors have qualified and St Helens and Leeds Rhinos need just one more point to guarantee a top-six finish. Leigh Leopards are also almost there, but three clubs - Hull FC, Wakefield Trinity and Warrington Wolves - are slugging it out for the final spot in the post-season series.
The top-two on the final Betfred Super League table will have a bye through the first round of the play-offs and then a home semi-final, with the league leaders playing the lowest-ranked survivors from the opening elimination ties. Those round one games will see third play host to sixth and fourth on the table at home to the side ending the campaign in sixth.
Rhinos are on track to feature in their first play-offs since they reached the Grand Final in 2022 and could end an eight-year wait for a home match. Hull KR are strong favourites to finish top of the ladder and complete the second part of a domestic treble, but Wigan Saints and Leeds are all vying for the runners-up spot.
So, how will the final table look? It has been an unpredictable season and there could be more twists and turns to come over the next month. Based on nothing more scientific than guesswork and maybe some wishful thinking, here’s the YEP’s prediction.
13. Salford Red Devils (12th, 4 points)
Warrington Wolves (A, lose), Catalans Dragons (H, lose), Huddersfield Giants (A, lose), Wakefield Trinity (H, lose). Predicted final points: four (12th place). Photo: Paul Currie/SWpix.com