WARRINGTON WOLVES THRASH WIGAN WARRIORS 40-4 TO TAKE TOP SPOT
Warrington Wolves produced a dominant display to thrash Wigan Warriors 40-4 and take top spot in the Super League. The Wolves’ victory saw them leapfrog the Warriors in the standings, with Wigan’s defeat marking their first loss in 17 home matches.
The Wolves’ attack was relentless, with tries from Matty Ashton, Josh Charnley, and George Williams, among others. Wigan’s lone try came from Liam Marshall, but it was a mere consolation in a one-sided affair.
Wigan’s woes were compounded by an injury to hooker Brad O’Neill, who was forced off with a knee injury. The Warriors’ poor performance was a far cry from their usual standards, and they will need to regroup quickly to get their season back on track.
“We were outplayed in every department,” Wigan coach Matt Peet admitted. “We need to learn from this and move on.
Warrington coach Daryl Powell praised his team’s performance, saying, “We were clinical and played some great rugby. This win shows we’re a force to be reckoned with.
