Wigan Warriors vs Leigh Leopards

Wigan Warriors

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Finished AET

Leigh Leopards

21'

Tyler DupreeLiam Byrne

27'

Kaide EllisHarvie Hill

27'

Harvie HillKaide Ellis

27'

Alec TuitavakeRob Mulhern

44'

Kaide EllisHarvie Hill

53'

Liam FarrellYellow

54'

Rob MulhernIssac Liu

58'

Liam ByrneTyler Dupree

58'

Liam ByrneTyler Dupree

58'

Tom ForberKruise Leeming

61'

Owen TroutAlec Tuitavake

64'

Patrick MagoLuke Thompson

70'

Brad DwyerMatt Davis

74'

Luke ThompsonLiam Byrne

77'

Issac LiuBrad Dwyer

79'

Adam KeighranYellow

80'

Tyler DupreeTom Forber

0 : 1

85'

Gareth O'BrienDRO

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Stadium	DW Stadium

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