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Super League: Wigan Warriors 48-18 Toulouse Olympique: Wigan win to climb to second | Manchester News

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Super League: Wigan Warriors 48-18 Toulouse Olympique: Wigan win to climb to second | Manchester News
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Wigan (24) 48

Tries: Eckersley 2, French, Marshall 2, Hodkinson, Eseh, Field Goals: Smith 8

Toulouse (18) 18

Tries: Ulberg, Tropis, Rouge Goals: Rouge 3

Try machine Zach Eckersley and Liam Marshall both scored twice as Wigan Warriors overpowered Toulouse Olympique 48-18 to make it 11 wins in a row to climb to second in Super League.

Eckersley took his try tally for the season to 33 and Wigan have won 10 successive Super League games for the first time since 2023 when they were Grand Final winners.

Bevan French was magnificent and he scored the Warriors’ second try, while Noah Hodkinson, Sam Eseh and Jai Field also went over.

Toulouse had their moments and fought back to level 18-18 just before half-time as they scored through Paul Ulberg, Romeo Tropis and Cesar Rouge.

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Wigan: Field; Hodkinson, Eckersley, O’Loughlin, Marshall; French, Smith; Havard, O’Neill, Thompson, Walters, Partington, Ellis.

Interchanges: Mago, McDermott, Eseh, Kerr.

Toulouse: Polselli; Laguerre, Tropis, Quai-Ward, Ulberg; Lacans, Rouge; Butler, Hands, Belmas, Stefani, Grossemy, Cator.

Interchanges: Marion, Roumanos, Wallace, Garrigues.

Referee: Tom Grant.

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