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Rugby league legend Kevin Sinfield will hang up his boots and his kicking tee at the end of the season.

After leading Leeds Rhinos to the treble in 2015, the 35-year-old switched codes to join union side Yorkshire Carnegie last November.

Sinfield captained Leeds for 13 years and won seven Grand Finals, three World Club Challenges and two Challenge Cups.

"I have always said that some day I will need to get a proper job and that day has now come," said Sinfield, who finished runner-up to Andy Murray in last year's BBC Sports Personality of the Year vote.

Widnes head coach Denis Betts has been appointed as England's assistant coach, while signing a new two-year contract with the Vikings.

Betts, 46, has joined Wayne Bennett's backroom team, with their first match in the Four Nations against New Zealand in October.

Watch an interview with the former Great Britain international by clicking on the play button below.

There's been plenty of big news throughout rugby league this week.

Just in case you've missed any of it, let's have a look at what's been going on.

Iestyn Harris
Former Great Britain international on BBC Radio 5 live sports extra

"He had to take a step back to the Championship and learn his trade, but he's just shown how prolific he is in his last two years at Warrington."

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As you can see from Daryl Clark's face. It's been a good first half for Warrington.

Marshalled brilliantly by Stefan Ratchford and Kurt Gidley, on the back of a phenomenal pack, they've grown in this first half.

The supporting cast isn't too bad either - we've not even mentioned Ben Currie, while Ben Westwood scored a try with virtually his first touch of the ball.

Wigan Warriors took the lead through Josh Charnley. But errors have punctuated their play and cost them. Warrington's efficiency made them pay too.

Still plenty of footy to play though.

Wigan send a kick to touch and are closing in on the Wolves line... until a forward pass just sees their momentum seep away.

Not Shaun Wane's night so far, as he takes charge of Wigan for the 150th time.

Eight points in it. Credit to the young Wigan side, they're playing with heart but Warrington's game-smarts just keeping them on top.

Matty Russell deemed to have played at George Williams' kick on the last and Wigan have a scrum close to half-way.

John Bateman got down to a slippery grubber with a brave challenge and Wigan snuff out the danger. Just.

Then they knock on. Scrum goes to Warrington. 

BEN WESTWOOD HELD UP.

Inside ball put him away, showed a step with it. Wigan rallied to cover...

Wigan complete a set in Warrington territory but Matty Smith's bomb is well taken.

George Williams on for Wigan, his direction is key. Taulima Tautai is having a tough night. Another penalty coughed up. He's enthusiastic but perhaps a little TOO enthusiastic.

Marvellous kick from Stefan Ratchford, held up in goal and Wigan looked like another sapping set was coming their way.

However, the home side are pinged and it's a much-needed relieving penalty for Wigan.

Dave Woods
BBC Radio 5 live sports extra

"How about that for tries-per-minutes played ratio?! Ben Westwood, on for seconds, has four points to his name."

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Good kicking, brilliant line-speed. Wigan are using up so much energy just trying to clear their lines.

Warrington get a penalty for Taulima Tautai's high tackle. Stefan Ratchford is slinging it to touch.

Not a bad runner, Kurt Gidley, either as he sliced his way through a moment ago.

Wigan did enough to stop him, but the home side have their tails up... Dan Sarginson did brilliantly to pluck a kick out of the air.

Visitors survive.

Warrington kicking cleverly. That's what Kurt Gidley brings. His clip in behind has Dan Sarginson bringing the ball away from his own line.

The line-speed from the hosts is good and Wigan finish that set inside their own 20. Good thump downfield though. Warrington come again.

Iestyn Harris
Former Great Britain international on BBC Radio 5 live sports extra

"Daryl Clark showed a beautiful dummy - superb play from Warrington Wolves and that's the key for them.

"If they can keep these changes of direction and make it difficult for this Wigan defence, they've got unbelievable attacking ability in their team."

Warrington getting a bit ragged. Wigan are flying into tackles.

Now they've got a penalty, and it's Willie Isa who's been pinged.

Big opportunity this for Warrington.