Warrington Wolves made it three wins from three in the Qualifiers with a hard-fought 22-8 victory over part-time Halifax. Peta Hiku crossed after 20 minutes in a surprisingly tight first half before Halifax defied the odds to level the game
Lee Gaskell scored a hat-trick as Huddersfield Giants moved to within three points of the top four with a 46-18 victory at Hull FC. Gareth Ellis marked his 450th appearance with the opening try before Darnell McIntosh responded for the
More details from all of today’s games, alongside the rest of the weekend’s action, will feature in Monday’s League Express. Widnes Vikings picked up their first win of the 2017 Qualifiers as Corey Thompson’s brace helped them to a 36-12
Wests Tigers caused a major upset which has put Manly’s Premiership chances in jeopardy after coming back to beat the Sea Eagles 30-26. It was so very close, with Wests only snatching victory with less than 90 seconds remaining. Manly
Canberra Raiders continued the wretched Warriors’ season with a 36-16 triumph in Auckland, keeping their top-eight hopes alive. The Warriors were denied a try by Kiwi Four Nations international Solomone Kata after six minutes because of a knock-on and Canberra
Shaun Lunt scored a 76th minute try as Hull KR claimed a crucial 20-16 win at Leigh Centurions. Daniel Mortimer gave Leigh the lead but KR levelled 10 minutes before the break through Lunt. Josh Drinkwater slotted a penalty goal
Warrington Wolves moved closer to securing their Super League status with a 52-24 win over Catalans Dragons. Stefan Ratchford, Matty Russell and Declan Patton scored in the opening 15 minutes as Wire raced into the lead. Remi Casty brought the
Penrith Panthers recovered from a 6-10 half-time deficit to defeat North Queensland Cowboys 24-16 to move ahead of the Cowboys on the NRL ladder. Penrith received a boost before the game, with Matt Moylan named in the squad at stand-off,
Melbourne Storm won the top-of-the-table clash at AAMI Park today, beating Sydney Roosters 16-13 with the aid of a controversial penalty try and a late touchdown from forward Joe Stimson. The Storm made two changes from their published team, with
St George Illawarra Dragons revived their top-eight hopes with a comfortable 42-16 victory over the struggling Gold Coast Titans today at the UOW Jubilee Oval after they led 22-0 at half-time. The Dragons made one change from their squad announced
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