MEN 1873-1895
MEN 1895-2024
WOMEN 2018-2024
Wigan Warriors  16
St. Helens  12
DATE
COMPETITION
VENUEATTENDANCE(HT)
12th Jul 2024
Super League
AWAY
20152
(HT:6:6)

1 - Harry Robertson
AGE AT TIME OF MATCH: 20

2 - Tee Ritson
AGE AT TIME OF MATCH: 28

4 - Ben Davies
AGE AT TIME OF MATCH: 24

5 - Waqa Blake
AGE AT TIME OF MATCH: 29

TRIES
1

6 - Jack Welsby
AGE AT TIME OF MATCH: 23

TRIES
1
WINNING HONOURS
2020 SLGF 2021 RLCCF 2021 SLGF
2022 SLGF 2023 WCC

8 - George Delaney
AGE AT TIME OF MATCH: 20

9 - Daryl Clark
AGE AT TIME OF MATCH: 31

11 - Curtis Sironen
AGE AT TIME OF MATCH: 30

WINNING HONOURS
2022 SLGF 2023 WCC

12 - James Bell
AGE AT TIME OF MATCH: 30

WINNING HONOURS
2023 WCC

13 - Iggy Paasi
AGE AT TIME OF MATCH: 32

WINNING HONOURS
2021 RLCCF 2021 SLGF 2022 SLGF
2023 WCC

14 - Sam Royle
AGE AT TIME OF MATCH: 24

15 - Jake Burns
AGE AT TIME OF MATCH: 24

16 - Noah Stephens
AGE AT TIME OF MATCH: 19

17 - Jonny Vaughan
AGE AT TIME OF MATCH: N/K


Age in brackets is at time of match - Total average age for this team is 0 - ** non-playing sub




MATCH VIDEO

MATCH REPORT


MATCH REPORT : Less than a minute in, Saints were reduced to twelve men for ten minutes. Matty Lees was sin binned for a high shot. The Warriors dominated the opening half of the first 40 minutes. Harry Robertson did well to hold up Jake Wardle to prevent the hosts from taking the lead. Saints took the lead against the run of play 20 minutes in. Lees found an offload to Harry Robertson who broke an found Jack Welsby in support and he ran away to score under the sticks. Mark Percival added the extras, 0-6 the visitors led. Wigan replied quickly. Zach Eckersley broke through a gap down the Wigan left edge and found Jake Wardle in support on his inside to score under the sticks. Harry Smith converted, 6-6 it was tied. Both sides tried to apply more pressure but defences held firm for the rest of the half, Smith trying a one-pointer for the hosts with the last kick of the first 40 minutes but both sides went in level at 6-6 at the break.
Wigan thought they had scored the first points of the second half three minutes in. Liam Marshall kicked a pass ahead after failing to collect it but pushed Jonny Lomax off the ball before re-claiming it to score. Penalty to Saints the decision. Saints had a good chance themselves nine minutes into the second half. The Red V had a penalty and moved into the Wigan half, but were unable to break through a stubborn Warriors defence as Percival was held up on the last tackle. Saints re-took the lead 18 minutes into the second half. Curtis Sironen headed for the line and looked to have been wrapped up but was able to find an offload to Lomax who found Waqa Blake on the wing, he stepped inside and finished in the corner. Percival added the extras, 6-12 Saints led. Saints made a mess of the restart as Ben Davies was forced into touch. The hosts then got a repeat set on the Saints line and moved it from left to right, with Adam Keighran scoring in the corner. Smith converted, 12-12 we were tied. Wigan took the lead for the first time on the night with twelve minutes to go. The Warriors moved it left and Zack Eckersley threw a dummy before gliding through a gap to score in the corner. Smith was unable to convert, 16-12. Saints tried to get back into it but it wasn’t to be, as despite a valiant effort Saints were beaten 16-12 in the Derby at the Brick Community Stadium.

Thanks to the Saints Media Centre for their report.







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