Tries from Adam Keighran, Tom Davies, Mitchell Pearce, Matt Whitley and Matt Ikuvalu helped Catalans Dragons make it 10 wins in 11 Betfred Super League matches to stay four points clear at the top of the table
Last Updated: 04/08/23 10:11pm
Catalans celebrated another win which kept them four points clear at the top of Super League
Gary Chambers’ first game as interim Warrington Wolves head coach ended in a 30-10 defeat at the hands of Betfred Super League leaders Catalans Dragons.
Tries from Adam Keighran, Tom Davies and Mitchell Pearce put Catalans in control in the first half, but the Wolves, beginning a new era following Daryl Powell’s departure as head coach, gave themselves a glimmer of hope when Ben Currie crossed two minutes before the interval to make it 18-6.
Tyrone May’s grubber kicks then led to converted tries from Matt Whitley and Matt Ikuvalu, who had another possible score chalked off by the video referee, in the second half to make certain of the win before Josh Thewlis grabbed a late consolation score for the hosts.
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Mitchell Pearce extends Catalans lead with his second try of the season
A 10th victory in 11 Super League matches kept the Dragons four points clear at the top of the table, while Warrington moved up to fifth on points difference courtesy of results elsewhere despite suffering a sixth-consecutive loss.
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