Castleford coach Daryl Powell will have his strongest side out for tomorrow’s Super League derby against Wakefield as they seek to make history.

The League Leaders’ Shield will be taken to the The Jungle ready to be presented to the Tigers at the end of the match if they secure the point they need to finish top of the table for the first time in the club’s 91-year history.

Castleford, who have led the table for the last five months, are currently 10-points clear of second-placed Leeds with only four games left after the third round of the Super 8s.

If his side avoid defeat, Tigers captain Michael Shenton will be available to receive the trophy after sitting out last week’s 23-4 win at Salford with a back complaint while Powell also has the option of recalling star forward Junior Moors and prolific winger Greg Eden, who will be named in his initial squad after recovering from major injury scares.

Moors, outstanding in the first half of the season, has missed the last eight matches with a knee problem while Eden is still the league’s leading tryscorer on 34 tries despite sitting out the last three games with a shoulder injury.

“Greg Eden and Junior Moors will be named in the 19-man squad so I’ve got some calls to make on who sits where,” Powell said.

“Those two guys are back and they’re pretty good players for us. I think we’ve got one player injured at the moment and that’s Kieran Gill, everyone else is available.”

Eden, who forced his way into England coach Wayne Bennett’s elite training squad with his prolific try-scoring form, needs six more tries to equal the Super League record set in 2016 by his predecessor Denny Solomona.

The return of Shenton gives Powell the opportunity to revert to his first-choice wing pair, with Greg Minikin having filled in at centre for the last four matches, although the impressive form of Joel Monaghan and Jy Hitchcox on the flanks has given the coach a selection dilemma.