Wigan Warriors beat Hull FC 24-10 in Wollongong, Australia
First ever Super League game to be played outside Europe
Liam Marshall's double helped Wigan into a 12-10 half-time lead
Ryan Sutton and Ben Flower put Wigan on course for victory with second-half tries
Sam Tomkins
Wigan didn't have the greatest of goal-kicking seasons in 2017 but maybe Sam Tomkins is the man to solve that particular issue.
The Warriors opt for the posts from a penalty and Tomkins booms over a kick from long range.
Wigan 10-10 Hull
It's been an excellent fightback by Hull from 10-0 down.
I just wonder how important that two-minute spell will be. From what looked to be certain a 12-point deficit, Lee Radford's side have drawn level.
Jordan Abdull, goal Marc Sneyd
Incredible! Hull survive an almost certain try for Wigan, then go down the other end and score one of their own!
Wigan backs Morgan Escare and Liam Marshall get in a terrible muddle, allowing Jordan Abdull to touch down the loose ball.
It's a simple kick for Marc Sneyd to level at 10-10.
Wigan 10-4 Hull
How have Hull got away with that?
Dan Sarginson only has one man to beat but is held up.
Then Wigan work a three-on-one on the left touchline but Oliver Gildart spills George Williams' fired pass.
My word.
Wigan 10-4 Hull
Liam Marshall sniffs a first-half hat-trick for Wigan but the winger can't quite ground George Williams' grubber kick correctly.
Wigan 10-4 Hull
Wigan's Morgan Escare is onto the field, which gives us a chance to watch his try of the week during the Warriors' 40-12 win over Salford Red Devils on 2 February.
Click on the play button to watch the Frenchman round off a sweeping move.
Fetuli Talanoa
Hull are on the scoreboard!
Fetuli Talanoa follows his hat-trick against Huddersfield last week with a superb acrobatic finish in the left corner.
Marc Sneyd's kick flies wide of the upright, so the deficit is cut to six.
Wigan 10-0 Hull
Hull are desperately trying to find a way through the Wigan defence, which is staying strong for now.
A grubber kick through by Marc Sneyd is seen out of play, but better signs from the Black and Whites.
Wigan 10-0 Hull
A quarter of the way through this historic match in Wollongong and it's been all about this man so far...
Image source, SWPIX.COMWigan winger Liam Marshall has scored the first two tries to give the Warriors a 10-0 lead.
Wigan 10-0 Hull
Jake Connor's interception near his own try line sets up a long-distance Hull break, but a high kick on the last isn't gathered cleanly.
Wigan 10-0 Hull
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Liam Marshall
Liam Marshall has done it again!
Almost a carbon copy of his first try, he gets the ball 50 metres from the try line and Marshall outpaces the Hull defence to score.
Both tries have come on Hull's right - maybe a result of losing winger Bureta Faraimo early on? Or just exceptional finishing from Marshall?
Sam Tomkins hits the post with his kick at goal.
Wigan 6-0 Hull
The obligatory picture of travelling fans in Australian cork hats.
Image source, SWPIX.COMOn the field, penalties seem to be the order of the day.
Hull concede a couple but Wigan cough up possession, before the Warriors give Hull a chance to make some ground up the field.
Hull centre Jake Connor knocks on, though, so it remains 6-0 in Wigan's favour.
Wigan 6-0 Hull
Seconds after scoring the game's first try, Wigan's Liam Marshall fails to gather from the resulting kick-off, giving Hull the chance of an immediate response.
Albert Kelly's looping kick on the last tackle is dealt with by Marshall and Wigan escape.
Liam Marshall, goal Sam Tomkins
The first try! It goes Wigan's way.
Liam Marshall opens the scoring with a 50-metre dash down the left touchline, after a great break engineered by George Williams and Liam Farrell.
Sam Tomkins knocks over the extra two points.
Image source, SWPIX.COMWigan 0-0 Hull
Hull look like they might have lost winger Bureta Faraimo in the first few minutes here.
He clashed heads with a Wigan player and he looks very groggy as he's helped off the field.
Wigan 0-0 Hull
These conditions won't be too strange for plenty of the players on show today.
Many have appeared in Australia's NRL before, while a few were involved in the recent World Cup down under at the end of 2017.
Wigan 0-0 Hull
Right then, shall we play some rugby league?
Wigan, in cherry and white, get us under way in sweaty conditions in Woolongong.
Wigan v Hull (08:45 GMT)
Wigan: S Tomkins; Davies, Sarginson, Gildart, Marshall; Williams, Powell; Clubb, Leuluai, Flower, J Tomkins, Farrell, O'Loughlin.
Replacements: Sutton, Tautai, Isa, Escare.
Hull: Shaul; Faraimo, Connor, Griffin, Talanoa; Kelly, Sneyd; Taylor, Houghton, Paea, Manu, Minichiello, Hadley.
Replacements: Abdull, Bowden, Watts, Washbrook.
Referee: Matt Cecchin.
Wigan v Hull (08:45 GMT)
Wigan and Hull both made winning starts to the 2018 Super League season last week.
Wigan, the 2016 champions, ran in seven tries as they beat Salford 40-12, while Fetuli Talanoa scored a hat-trick of tries in Hull's 38-12 win over Huddersfield.
Image source, PA