Hurricanes Poua W 47:33 Chiefs Manawa W 
Fijiana Drua W 31:5 Queensland W 
Matatu W 52:26 Blues W 
Southern Districts 17:47 Warringah 
West Harbour 33:28 Northern S. 
Western Sydney 21:26 Eastwood 
Hunter Wildfires 31:43 Randwick 
Eastern Suburbs 50:24 Manly 
Gordon 31:43 Sydney Uni 
Western Force W 22:33 NSW Waratahs W 
New Zealand 40:21 Ireland 
Japan 15:42 France 
Australia 57:10 Italy 
Fiji 17:14 Scotland 
Georgia U20 0:12 Fiji U20 
New Zealand U20 10:7 England U20 
Wakefield Trinity showed real determination as they took down Bradford Bulls 26-12 on the road. The win pushed them up to second place in the Super League standings, keeping the pressure on the league leaders.
Key Plays That Shaped the Game
The match was a tight battle from start to finish. Wakefield started strong, but Bradford fought back hard in the second half. Here are the turning points:
- Wakefield scored the first try early in the game, setting the tone.
- Bradford responded with a quick score before halftime, narrowing the gap.
- A crucial penalty kick in the second half gave Wakefield breathing room.
Defense and Attack Both Shine for Trinity
Wakefield's defense held firm when Bradford pushed hard. Their line speed and tackles stopped several dangerous breaks. On offense, they moved the ball wide effectively, creating space for their wingers to find the try line.
Bradford struggled with errors in key moments. Dropped passes and penalties at the wrong times cost them chances to get back into the game.
What This Win Means for Wakefield's Season
With this victory, Wakefield Trinity stay right in the hunt for the top spot. Their next few matches will be critical as they aim to close the gap on the league leaders. Fans will be excited by the team's form and fighting spirit as the season heats up.