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“After Wakefield we have Warrington away and we’ve earmarked that match,” said Thorman.

“We are not getting complacent in any way because our only focus at the moment is on Wakefield, but Simon always said we would look after the first three matches, one by one, and see where it gets us.

“We have stuck to our assignment so far by winning the first and second games and now the third one is the most important match we’ve had all season.

“That’s why our focus is only on Wakefield. We will look at the Warrington match when we need to turn our eye to the Warrington match. Darnell McIntosh, seen in action against Catalans Dragons, is just one of the Giants players who has been in fine tryscoring form

“We will watch their game against Hull FC with them being up before us, but all we can aim to do is build up as much pressure as possible by controlling what we can control ourselves. “That is all we can do.” Head coach Simon Woolford makes three changes to the Giants squad for the clash with Wakefield Trinity.

Aaron Murphy and Michael Lawrence are back from long-term injuries, while Jake Mamo also returns.

Out are Oliver Roberts, Daniel Smith and Jake Wardle.

Wakefield make two changes with Jordan Crowther and Keegan Hirst coming back into the side to replace David Fifita and Chris Annakin.

Giants: Jake Mamo, Jermaine McGillvary, Leroy Cudjoe, Jordan Turner, Aaron Murphy, Lee Gaskell, Danny Brough, Kruise Leeming, Michael Lawrence, Ryan Hinchcliffe, Dale Ferguson, Jordan Rankin, Ukuma Ta’ai, Paul Clough, Adam O’Brien, Alex Mellor, Darnell McIntosh, Colton Roche, Suaia Matagi.

Wakefield: Arona, Ashurst, Batchelor, Crowther, England, Grix, Hampshire, Hirst, Horo, Huby, Johnstone, Jones-Bishop, Jowitt, Lyne, Miller, Pauli, Randell, Tupou, Wood.