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After a close first-half, it took 42 minutes for Warrington to finally get going but when they did there was a flurry of tries, and one from debutant Greg Inglis.
It isn’t the easiest task to complete the game and win everything there is to be won but on his return to competitive Rugby League however, Greg Inglis is set to make his long awaited Warrington Wolves debut at the weekend against Hull Kingston Rovers.
Along with the try from Widdop himself, there were also scores from Ben Currie, Toby King and Jake Mamo, which gave Warrington their second win of the season and one that ended the Dragons’ unbeaten start.