St Helens vs Wakefield Trinity

St Helens

26-14

Finished

Wakefield Trinity

Morgan KnowlesTRY

4 : 0

14'

Matt WhitleyTRY

8 : 0

15'

George WhitbyCON

10 : 0

21'

Harry RobertsonTRY

14 : 0

22'

George WhitbyCON

16 : 0

24'

Alex WalmsleyGeorge Delaney

29'

George WhitbyPEN

18 : 0

32'

Harry RobertsonDayon Sambou

35'

George WhitbyPEN

20 : 0

37'

James BellJoe Batchelor

49'

Agnatius PaasiMorgan Knowles

54'

Matt WhitleyTRY

24 : 0

55'

George WhitbyCON

26 : 0

55'

Matty LeesAlex Walmsley

26 : 4

60'

Oliver PrattTRY

61'

Morgan KnowlesGeorge Delaney

26 : 8

68'

Mason LinoTRY

68'

Lewis MurphyMatty Lees

26 : 10

69'

Mason LinoCON

70'

Alex WalmsleyGeorge Delaney

26 : 14

78'

Oliver PrattTRY

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