Wigan Warriors staged a dramatic comeback against local rivals Leigh Leopards, overcoming an 8-0 deficit to win a pivotal Super League derby. Jai Field and Bevan French's tries turned the tide, securing Wigan's tenth consecutive win and placing them second in the league.
Wigan Warriors beat St Helens 38-16 in the Super League derby to extend their winning run over their rivals. St Helens, now under interim coach Eamon O'Carroll, have lost seven of their past 11 games.
Wigan Warriors have reported racist social media abuse directed at player Junior Nsemba to the police and the Rugby Football League. Coach Matt Peet condemned the treatment and called for the sport to eradicate such abuse, offering an open invitation to those responsible to discuss the matter.
Wigan Warriors defeated St Helens 16-14 in a dramatic Super League Magic Weekend clash. Despite numerous handling errors and melees, Wigan secured the win with tries from Keighran, Field, and Eckersley, while St Helens' late surge fell short.
Wigan Warriors defeated St Helens 16-14 in a dramatic derby match at the Magic Weekend, securing second place in Super League. A late missed penalty kick by St Helens' Jackson Hastings sealed the victory for Wigan.
Wigan Warriors dominated York Knights with a 72-20 victory, featuring hat-tricks from Jai Field and Noah Hodkinson. Wigan led 44-0 at halftime, but York scored four tries late in the game.
Wigan Warriors secured a commanding 56-12 victory over Huddersfield Giants, scoring 10 tries to reclaim the top spot in the Women's Super League. Leeds Rhinos and York Valkyrie also achieved significant wins.
Wigan Warriors delivered a masterclass performance, securing their sixth win in seven games by dismantling Wakefield Trinity. Young winger Noah Hodkinson scored four tries in the dominant display.
Wigan Warriors dominated Wakefield Trinity with a 48-10 victory, featuring four tries from Noah Hodkinson. The win propelled Wigan to fourth in the Super League table.
Wigan Warriors' record Challenge Cup victory was marred by the lowest Wembley final attendance since 1946, sparking debate about the sport's future and its relationship with the iconic stadium.
Wigan Warriors earn 22nd Challenge Cup title by thrashing Hull KR at Wembley Stadium
Hull KR dominated a youthful Wigan Warriors side, winning convincingly to climb to second in Super League. Wigan rested their regulars ahead of the Challenge Cup final.
Wigan Warriors delivered a commanding performance, defeating table-toppers Leeds Rhinos 24-6. This victory, following their Challenge Cup semi-final win, signals Wigan's peak form ahead of the Wembley final.
Semi-final: St Helens 0-32 WiganWarriors will face Warrington or Hull KR at WembleyThe Challenge Cup kings have done it again. For the first time in a long time, Wigan Warriors were underdogs going into this semi-final against their fiercest rivals, St Helens, with four successive Super League defeats before stopping the rot last week against promoted Bradford.In contrast, St Helens sit joint-top of Super League and had won their past five games. It all leaned into their being only one winner, but for the 34th time the Warriors have reached the final. Continue reading...
Noah Hodkinson scored a hat-trick as Wigan Warriors ended a four-match losing streak with a comfortable Super League victory over struggling Bradford Bulls. The 20-year-old winger crossed twice while Jai Field, Zach Eckersley and Brad O'Neill also touched down in a dominant display that keeps Wigan in the play-off places. Bradford, hit by injury problems and having shipped 100 points in their previous two games, replied through Zac Fulton and Ethan Ryan (2). 17-year-old George Marsden made an impressive debut in the halves, forming Wigan's youngest half-back pairing since Shaun Edwards and Mike Ford 41 years ago.
Noah Hodkinson scored a hat-trick to lead Wigan Warriors to a comfortable Super League victory over Bradford Bulls, ending a four-match losing streak for the Warriors.
