Warrington rallies to defeat St Helens and reclaim Super League top spot

Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 11, 2026, 9:03 PM

Last updated Jun 11, 2026

Warrington rallies to defeat St Helens and reclaim Super League top spot

Summary

Warrington Wolves defeated St Helens 18-6 at the Totally Wicked Stadium on June 11, regaining the top position in the Super League. Trailing early after a try from Tristan Sailor, Warrington leveled in the first half with an Albert Hopoate try. They took control in the second half, with Josh Smith scoring a long-range try and Iwan Irwin adding another following a St Helens error. This victory marks Warrington's fourth consecutive win, while St Helens experiences a third straight loss, dropping to fourth in the standings. They also lost key player Jonny Lomax to injury, complicating their efforts to claw back in the race for the top.

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By the Numbers

•Warrington leads St Helens 18-6 at full-time.
•Warrington scores four tries, including two in the second half.
•Jonny Lomax leaves the match with a jaw injury.
•Warrington's fourth straight victory solidifies their top position.
•St Helens has lost three matches in a row.

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9:03 PMYahoo Sports — Warrington go top with win at St Helens
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What they're saying

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Teenager Ewan Irwin shone as Warrington came from behind to move top of the Betfred Super League with a hard-fought 18-6 win at rivals St Helens.
— Sky Sports