Wigan Warriors delivered a dominant performance, defeating Hull KR 46-0 and returning to the top of the Super League table. The match, played in challenging conditions, saw Wigan extend their modern era record to 13 consecutive Super League victories.
Liam Marshall was a standout player for Wigan, securing a hat-trick of tries. Zach Eckersley also scored a brace, while Jai Field, Adam Keighran, and Jake Wardle contributed to the Warriors' scoring.
The game was played on a night dedicated to remembering Sir Billy Boston, who passed away at 92. Wigan's players were reportedly challenged by coach Matt Peet to deliver a performance worthy of the rugby league legend.
Hull KR, the defending champions, opted to rest key players, fielding a team with several youngsters and debutants. This marked their third consecutive defeat and the first time they have failed to score under coach Willie Peters.