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Wigan score six tries in 38-10 win over Warrington
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Wigan 14-4 Warrington
What a try that could have been. Warrington back Bryson Goodwin jinks his way through and almost scores what could have been a sensational solo try.
But the New Zealand international trips just before reaching the try-line.
What a shame!
Wigan 14-4 Warrington
John Kear
Bradford Bulls coach on BBC Radio 5 live sports extra
Credit to Wigan for tapping the ball on the penalty and running the ball on the last tackle to keep the Warrington defence honest.
Sam Tomkins, goal Sam Tomkins
George Williams comes to within an inch of scoring a quickfire Wigan try but he's well held up.
But super Sam Tomkins gets his sixth try of the season as he swerves and slithers his way through to touch down in the corner. Wonderful.
The Wigan full-back, who's playing in his final Magic Weekend for the club before joining Catalans Dragons next season, easily converts his own try.
Wigan 8-4 Warrington
Image source, PAWigan have not lost at a Magic Weekend since their 57-16 thumping by St Helens in Cardiff in 2008.
They are narrowly ahead, but can they extend that record for another year?
Sam Powell, goal Sam Tomkins
Sam Powell looks to have just about grounded the ball near to the tryline and his momentum carries him to the line.
Referee Rob Hicks initially gives a try but goes to video referee James Child for confirmation.
It's given! Just about! Controversial but Powell has his first try of the season. Sam Tomkins adds another two points with an easy kick right in front of the posts.
Wigan 2-4 Warrington
Wigan are hungry for a try and there's no let up here. Warrington use up six tackles and make hardly any ground.
Kevin Brown tries his best to kick as far upfield as possible and manages a tepid effort that sails about an inch past the halfway line.
Wigan 2-4 Warrington
This is a fabulous contest between two excellent sides. This time Wigan break up field and attempt to find a way through a sea of blue and yellow shirts.
Ben Flower decides he's had enough of Wigan trying to dance their way around them and tries to sprint to the line. He's held up, offloads to Sam Tomkins, who can't quite find a way through before their six tackles are up.
End to end stuff and I'm loving this. Great atmosphere, too!
Wigan 2-4 Warrington
Sitaleki Akauola makes a run in towards the line but it takes four Wigan players to hold him up.
Meanwhile, Kevin Brown is held by Joel Tomkins and the Warrington man pushes his face away and there's a bit of a ruckus and pushing and shoving. Naughty naughty!
The Wire concede a penalty and the game is back under way.
Wigan 2-4 Warrington
Image source, Rex FeaturesI've just seen a television replay of Harvey Livett's try from another angle and he does superbly well to twist and turn his way past the Wigan backline to ground the ball. If I tried that I'd be aching for days!
Warrington are good value for their try and continue to press Wigan from the restart. Can they get another score on the board soon?
Harvey Livett
A sustained amount of Warrington pressure results in Wigan being caught offside and the Wire win a penalty.
They run it along the width of the pitch and back again and Ryan Atkins is held agonisingly short of driving over the line.
Superb defending but it's not enough, as Warrington keep pressing and are rewarded when Harvey Livett crosses.
Wigan 2-0 Warrington
Liam Farrell almost makes what could have been a costly mistake for Wigan as he almost concedes possession on the halfway line to his former team-mate Josh Charnley.
A forward pass is given and the Wire win the ball back and drive towards the line and John Bateman has to kick the ball dead as Warrington pounce.
Image source, Rex FeaturesWigan 2-0 Warrington
John Kear
Bradford Bulls coach on BBC Radio 5 live sports extra
That was like a six-inch putt in golf. It was a gimme for Wigan.
If you've got a gimme take it.
Sam Tomkins
Ouch! Sitaleki Akauola puts a really high tackle in on Sam Powell and Wigan win a penalty right in front of the sticks.
Sam Tomkins makes no mistake with the boot and edges the Cherry and Whites into a two-point lead.
Wigan 0-0 Warrington
Warrington dispossess Wigan with a charge down but Chris Hill loses the ball moments later when he's barged into by Thomas Leuluai.
Entertaining start so far.
Wigan 0-0 Warrington
Boom. Stefan Ratchford gets game three of the 2018 Magic Weekend under way.
Wigan v Warrington (17:15 BST)
Image source, PAThe players make their way out at a thriving St James' Park.
The fans are up for this. So am I. Kick-off is coming soon.
Wigan v Warrington (17:15 BST)
As we await kick-off in today's third Magic Weekend game, we want to know, after St Helens' win against lowly Widnes, who can bridge the gap on Justin Holbrook's side.
Do Wigan have what it takes to stop the runaway Saints from storming their way to a possible seventh League Leaders' Shield?
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Wigan v Warrington (17:15 BST)
Warrington boss Steve Price makes one change to the side as Sitaleki Akauola starts ahead of Mike Cooper while George King comes onto the bench
Warrington: Ratchford, Lineham, Goodwin, Atkins, Charnley, Brown, Roberts, Hill, Clark, Akauola, Livett, Hughes, Westwood.
Replacements: Murdoch-Masila, Patton, Philbin, King.
Wigan v Warrington (17:15 BST)
Wigan make three changes from the side that beat Hull Kingston Rovers 28-10 in the Challenge Cup last week as George Williams, Willie Isa and Joel Tomkins come in.
Sam Tomkins also starts in the week his move to Catalans Dragons for next season was confirmed.
Wigan: S Tomkins, Davies,Bateman, Gildart, Marshall, Williams, Powell, Clubb, Leuluai, Flower, Isa, Farrell, J Tomkins.
Replacements: Escare, Sutton, Navarrette, Tautai.
Wigan v Warrington (17:15 BST)
Tyrone Roberts is no stranger to playing in front of a big crowd, having joined Warrington from National Rugby League side Gold Coast Titans last year.
But how has he coped with the transition from the big-money NRL to the home of rugby league?
"I thought that coming to Super League would be a great challenge for myself and once you're here you see how many obstacles you have to overcome," he told BBC Sport.
"You've got the conditions and the cup and it's a great experience for me but I'm looking forward to the Magic Weekend.
"It's a spectacular event to hold in Newcastle and it's great for the fans."
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