Sugar Land 5:2 El Paso Chihuahuas 
Albuquerque Isotopes 7:8 Salt Lake Bees 
San Diego Padres 3:15 Los Angeles Dodgers 
Tacoma Rainiers 5:1 Round Rock Express 
San Francisco Giants 5:0 Atlanta Braves 
Reno Aces 9:4 Oklahoma City Dodgers 
Sacramento River Cats 0:1 Las Vegas Aviators 
Los Angeles Angels 5:2 Athletics 
Hiroshima Carp 3:12 Hanshin Tigers 
Orix Buffaloes 5:2 Rakuten Gold. Eagles 
Yakult Swallows 4:3 Chunichi Dragons 
Chiba Lotte Marines 3:3 Fukuoka S. Hawks 
Doosan Bears 1:12 KIA Tigers 
Lotte Giants 11:9 LG Twins 
NC Dinos 9:2 Kiwoom Heroes 
Samsung Lions 7:4 KT Wiz Suwon 
SSG Landers 3:6 Hanwha Eagles 
Seibu Lions 1:5 Nippon Ham Fighters 
Beziers Pirates 6:12 Montpellier 
Yokohama BayStars 1:2 Yomiuri Giants 
Nashville Sounds 0:0 Gwinnett Stripers 
Hull FC started the match with high energy, scoring early tries to build a 10-0 lead. Wigan struggled to handle Hull’s aggressive tackling and quick passes. By halftime, Hull had stretched their advantage to 16-6, leaving Wigan with a tough hill to climb in the second half.
Second Half Surge: Wigan Fights Back
Wigan Warriors came out after the break with a new game plan. They tightened their defense and started finding gaps in Hull’s line. A quick try and conversion cut the lead to 16-12. Then, with the crowd cheering, Wigan scored again to tie the game at 16-16. The momentum had completely shifted.
Final Minutes: A Nail-Biting Finish
With the score level, both teams pushed hard for the winning points. Wigan’s persistence paid off when they crossed the line for a late try, making it 20-16. Hull fought desperately in the last few minutes but could not break through Wigan’s solid defense. The final whistle sparked celebrations for the Warriors and their fans.
Key Takeaways from the Match
Wigan showed incredible resilience to come from behind, while Hull will regret not finishing their chances earlier. For fans of rugby league, this was a classic Super League encounter full of drama and excitement.