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Meanwhile, a drop goal from Jacob Miller has given Super League side Wakefield a 7-6 half-time lead in their Challenge Cup tie against an impressive Bradford Bull side.

Featherstone continue to lead Hunslet 26-0 in the other cup game, where the second half has just got under way.

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League leaders Wigan have been really professional in their approach to this game, largely controlling the game and showing a ruthless side when afforded position.

Jackson Hastings put them in front on his return to the club that revitalised his career, while Sam Powell was equally smart to finish just before the break and give Wigan a buffer.

For Salford, there will be immense frustration. They worked hard to get themselves into the game, they grafted, got amongst the visitors... but didn't take their chances.

The punishment came at the other end. Still 40 to come and two scores in it. Not insurmountable.

Chris Hankinson has missed!

You see it so often, teams who get a grip of the 'second phase' - i.e. the offloading game - are the team that will enjoy success.

Wigan got a grip of that in their scoring set.

Mitch Clark by the way, was just held up after another devastating surge. High tackle... Wigan to take the two.

Featherstone hold a commanding 26-0 half-time lead against Hunslet in their Challenge Cup tie.

Ben Blackmore went over for Rovers' fifth try just minutes after Josh Hardcastle made it 20-0 just after the half-hour mark.

Super League side Wakefield have leveled things up against Championship club Bradford, with Joe Westerman's effort cancelling out Jordan Lilley score for the Bulls.

We are still about five minutes from half-time in that one.

Real push here from Salford as we edge toward half-time.

Seb Ikahihifo is held out, Pauli Pauli held out... then Joey Lussick - who loves a goalline sneak - fumbles at the play-the-ball with the Wigan defensive line shooting up and the pressure dissipates again.

Not taking their chances, but credit to the Warriors' D.

Wigan show composure by rolling the ball "off the island" as it's often called, as Tommy Leuluai just dribbles a grubber to touch.

Salford yomp forward from the scrum. When Pauli Pauli rattles into contact he wins a penalty. Wigan have four in the ruck... not allowed to get up and play the ball.

Kevin Brown drops off Pauli Pauli on a switch and he gobbles up some metres. Ryan Lannon continues the surges and Dan Sarginson cruises into the line.

Salford up to the 10.

Brown has a pop, Wigan shoot out... the ball is bumped to the corner off the boot and Kris Welham does well to climb, but the minute he hits the turf, he is jammed in some vice-like tackling from Wigan.

Big defensive integrity from the visitors.

Jake Bibby swipes former teammate Niall Evalds high, but also catches a bit of friendly fire from Jackson Hastings - two ex-Red Devils involved there.

Evalds get a penalty on the back of it, but Bibby is having a bit of treatment to the eye.

Salford growing in confidence, but Wigan look confident defensively. Bibby heading off for an assessment and young half-back Harry Smith is thrown on.

Wigan into their groove, just chopping out sets for fun. They finish them in good spaces and Salford have to work hard in reply.

Mind you, their forwards are fronting up and carting up. Luke Yates in particular, ably assisted by Pauli Pauli and Seb Ikahihifo. Big boppers if there ever were two.

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Wrecking ball carry there from Ethan Havard for Wigan, making big incisions into the Salford line.

However, when the kick goes up, he's offside and Salford get the penalty.

Here comes Seb Ikahihifo. Salford have rallied since conceding. Need to make some dints in the Wigan line...

Just as it looks promising, a forward pass brings things to a halt. Kevin Brown at fault there.

Just to mention, Salford full-back Niall Evalds is of Latvian descent, while highly-rated Wigan youngster Ethan Havard was born in Bulgaria.

Who says it's not a global game?

Niall Evalds cracks the line but when he gets to the 10 on the last, his kick is slightly panicked.

Salford starting to take on Wigan out on the edges, rather than tango in the middle. It's giving them a chance. One simple inside ball opened Wigan up there, Evalds unlucky.

Salford finally get some field position and ask a few questions of the Wigan defence, but when Tui Lolohea rolls a kick in behind, there's some brilliant work from Liam Marshall, who even burrows his way into the field of play to avoid the drop out.

Now it's Wigan returning the ball over in a less favourable spot.

Salford enjoying their purple patch. Every team gets one, it's about how much advantage you can take from it.

Salford get a bit of a stroke of luck when Kevin Brown's kick is regathered for a repeat set.

Then a penalty goes their way when Ryan Lannon is held down at the ruck, and the Red Devils tap it. They want to pressure Wigan.

However, some sloppy play sees Luke Yates spill the ball in good ball position and the opportunity evaporates into the chilly nights sky.

There's the difference. Wigan power forward in the corresponding set having seen off a Salford set from the restart, and the last tackle kick finds Niall Evalds in his own 10.

Salford's full-back is electric, but the kickchase leaves him with little room to work in.

We are coming up to the half-hour mark in the slightly earlier kick-off between Featherstone and Hunslet, and it is the Championship club who are very much in control.

Dane Chisholm's score under the sticks midway through the first-half was Rovers' third of the game.

The tie between Wakefield and Bradford remains scoreless after 15 minutes, but both sides have threatened early on.