 Roosters World Club Champions Despite Saints Endeavour When two Worlds collide, there can only be one winner. It was the night of Champions as Super League's finest, St Helens, took on the cream of the ARL in the form of the Sydney Roosters.
The Roosters came to the UK as defending World Club Champions after defeating Wigan by 20-8 last year. They have also won the coveted title on four occasions, compared to Saints two. The last time the home side picked up the trophy was back in 2007 and the bookies believed that they were unlikely to taste glory tonight.
There was no place in the Saints squad for Regan Grace who is suffering concussion and Mark Percival, surgery suspended, also didn't make the seventeen.
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Roosters World Club Champions Despite Saints Endeavour When two Worlds collide, there can only be one winner. It was the night of Champions as Super League's finest, St Helens, took on the cream of the ARL in the form of the Sydney Roosters.
The Roosters came to the UK as defending World Club Champions after defeating Wigan by 20-8 last year. They have also won the coveted title on four occasions, compared to Saints two. The last time the home side picked up the trophy was back in 2007 and the bookies believed that they were unlikely to taste glory tonight.
There was no place in the Saints squad for Regan Grace who is suffering concussion and Mark Percival, surgery suspended, also didn't make the seventeen.
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