Queensland W 17:50 Fijiana Drua W 
Chiefs Manawa W 29:34 Hurricanes Poua W 
Eastern Suburbs 47:7 Randwick 
Gordon 40:29 Western Sydney 
Southern Districts 28:38 Eastwood 
Warringah 33:28 Hunter Wildfires 
West Harbour 31:35 Manly 
Northern S. 41:30 Sydney Uni 
Western Force W 28:21 NSW Waratahs W 
Blues W 21:27 Matatu W 
Argentina U20 78:14 USA U20 
Italy U20 32:38 Scotland U20 
Slava Moscow 7:21 Strela 
Japan B 31:38 Maori All Blacks 
England U20 34:27 Ireland U20 
New Zealand U20 38:21 Japan U20 
Lokomotiv Penza 8:36 Enisey 
Barbarians 31:33 Wales 
France U20 45:15 Fiji U20 
Wales U20 25:24 Georgia U20 
Barbarians W 17:34 Wales W 
Australia U20 63:5 Spain U20 
South Africa U20 104:7 Uruguay U20 
The Wigan Warriors showed real grit as they came from behind to defeat Hull FC 20-16 at the MKM Stadium. This exciting Super League match had fans on the edge of their seats from start to finish. Both teams gave it their all, but Wigan’s late push made the difference.
Wigan’s Second-Half Surge
Hull started strong and led for much of the first half. But Wigan didn’t give up. They came out after halftime with renewed energy and quickly turned the game around. The Warriors scored two key tries that put them in control.
Key Moments That Decided the Match
- A powerful try from Wigan’s forward line early in the second half shifted the momentum.
- Hull missed a few critical tackles that allowed Wigan to break through.
- The Warriors’ defense held strong in the final minutes, stopping Hull from scoring the equalizer.
What This Victory Means for Both Teams
With this win, Wigan moves up to third place in the Super League standings. They have shown they can win tough, close games. For Hull, it’s a disappointing loss, but they still have plenty of season left to bounce back. Both teams will be looking to build on this performance in the weeks ahead.