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So far in a Warrington shirt, George Williams has been outstanding and barely put a foot wrong. He gets a chance to take to the field against his former side this Sunday as Warrington Wolves take on Wigan Warriors at the Magic Weekend.
The Dacia Magic Weekend is finally upon us as Adrian Lam leads his Wigan Warriors side into the event for the last time as they face Warrington Wolves.
It was announced earlier this week that Adrian Lam’s spell as Wigan Warriors’ Head Coach is set to finish at the end of the current season.
Wigan Warriors ran out 16-6 winners at home to Salford Red Devils, though had to complete a comeback in the second half having trailed at the break following a tense opening 40 minutes.
Wigan Warriors could maintain some pressure on Super League’s current top three with a win over Salford Red Devils at the DW stadium on Friday night.
DW Stadium was the venue for the battle of the borough where last years Super League runners-up Wigan host to winless Leigh.
Wigan Warriors will be looking to pick up their fourth win in a row as they travel to Warrington Wolves, with neighbours Leigh Centurions to come back at the DW stadium just four days later.
It was a brilliant second-half for the Warriors as a Jackson Hastings masterclass gave Wigan a much-needed third win on the bounce against Wakefield.
Circumstances are finally beginning to look positive for Adrian Lam’s side as the Warriors prepare to face Wakefield Trinity on Friday night at the DW Stadium.
Wigan Warriors welcome Huddersfield Giants to the DW Stadium on Sunday on the back of a five-game losing streak which has seen pressure mounting on head coach Adrian Lam.
Warrington Wolves’ centre Jake Mamo starred at the DW stadium as he grabbed a hat trick to help defeat Wigan Warriors by a scoreline of 14-40 in their own backyard.
Two of Super League’s heavyweights will come toe-to-toe once more at the DW Stadium as Wigan Warriors welcome Warrington Wolves with both sides looking to push on up the table towards the front-runners.
Wigan Warriors head coach Adrian Lam believes that facing two of Super League’s high-flyers in quick succession could be just what his side need to get back to winning ways after three consecutive defeats.
Wigan Warriors’ Liam Marshall has said that although there is pressure on the team to bounce back from three defeats in a row, he isn’t feeling it personally and just wants to do what he can to help the side as they face both Warrington Wolves and St Helens this week.
Both Trinity and the Warriors have lost their last two outings, meaning both sides will be looking to avoid three consecutive defeats as they face off on Thursday evening.
Hull Kingston Rovers left the DW Stadium with the two points on Friday night, following an 18-8 victory over the Wigan Warriors. A great start to the season got even better for Tony Smith’s side with their sixth win of the season.
For the first time in 15 months, the Warriors faithful will have the opportunity to spectate their side in the famous cherry and white as Wigan face an in-form Hull KR side.
All eyes will be on the Stade Gilbert Brutus on Saturday, as high flying Catalan Dragons will look to put an end to the Warriors unbeaten start to the season.
Wigan Warriors look to continue their flawless start to the Betfred Super League, with a trip to Salford Red Devil’s on Saturday afternoon at the AJ Bell Stadium.
Round six of the Betfred Super League sees the long-awaited return of fans. It is the perfect time for Leigh fans as 4000 passionate Leythers will be in attendance for the local Derby as neighbours Wigan Warriors travel to Leigh Sports Village tonight.
Round six of the Betfred Super League welcomes fans back into stadiums at a reduced capacity for the first time in 428 days. Castleford Tigers’ victory over St Helens at the Mend-a-hose jungle on the 15th of March is the last time fans were allowed to attend.
Wigan Warriors head coach Adrian Lam believes that his team can only improve in the coming weeks despite having started…
Top quality tries, late tackles a sin binning and massive controversy. It definitely wasn’t a quite night for referee James Child.
Round five of the Betfred Super League and another big test for Adrian Lam’s side. After handing Castleford Tigers their first defeat off the season last week they come up against another unbeaten side tonight in Hull FC.